klaxon
common noun
Syllable Decomposition
klaxonfrom English klaxon: the word was invented by its first manufacturer, F. W. Lovell, based on the Ancient Greek klazō (to shriek).
Definition
- transport
Plural
klaxons
Translations
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chinese:汽车喇叭
danish:bilhorn
spanish:claxon
greek:κλάξον
italian:clacson
dutch:hoorn
russian:клаксон
swedish:biltuta
See also
klaxonnement (cn.) klaxonner (v.)