Definitions for klaxonˈklæk sən
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Random House Webster's College Dictionary
klax•onˈklæk sən(n.)
a loud electric horn often used as a warning signal.
Category: Automotive
Origin of klaxon:
1905–10, Amer.; formerly a trademark
Princeton's WordNet
klaxon, claxon(noun)
a kind of loud horn formerly used on motor vehicles
Wiktionary
klaxon(Noun)
A loud electric horn or alarm.
Translations for klaxon
Kernerman English Multilingual Dictionary
- toeterAfrikaans
- بوق السَّيّارَهArabic
- клаксонBulgarian
- buzinaPortuguese (BR)
- klaksonCzech
- die HupeGerman
- horn; advarselshornDanish
- κόρναGreek
- bocina, claxonSpanish
- pasunEstonian
- بوقFarsi
- äänitorviFinnish
- klaxonFrench
- צוֹפָרHebrew
- भोंपूHindi
- trubaCroatian
- kürt, dudaHungarian
- klaksonIndonesian
- bílflautaIcelandic
- clacsonItalian
- 警笛Japanese
- (자동차의) 경적Korean
- klaksonasLithuanian
- (automašīnas) []taureLatvian
- honMalay
- hoorn, claxonDutch
- (bil)hornNorwegian
- klaksonPolish
- بوقPersian
- هارنډPashto
- buzinaPortuguese
- claxonRomanian
- клаксонRussian
- klaksónSlovak
- hupaSlovenian
- sirenaSerbian
- signalhornSwedish
- แตรรถThai
- klâkson, kornaTurkish
- (汽車)喇叭Chinese (Trad.)
- гудокUkrainian
- گاڑی کا ہارنUrdu
- còi xe hơiVietnamese
- （汽车）喇叭Chinese (Simp.)
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