clarion

• Veraltetes Adjektiv mit der Bedeutung hell, klar oder schallend, oft in poetischem oder literarischem Kontext für einen Klang oder Ruf verwendet.

An archaic adjective meaning clear, bright, or resonant, often used in poetic or literary contexts to describe a sound or call.

1. Loud and clearC1formal

   Describing a sound that is loud, clear, and penetrating, often used metaphorically for a call or message.

   Laut und klar

   • The clarion call for justice echoed through the streets.
   • Her clarion voice commanded attention in the crowded hall.
   • The speech was a clarion reminder of our shared responsibilities.

   Synonymeclearloudpenetratingpiercingresonantringingsonorousstrident

   Antonymefaintindistinctmuffledmutedsoftunclear

• Substantiv, das ein mittelalterliches kupfernes Blasinstrument bezeichnet, das für seinen klaren, durchdringenden und scharfen Klang bekannt ist; auch ein Signalhorn oder eine Fanfare.

A noun referring to a medieval brass instrument known for its clear, shrill, and penetrating tone.

1. Medieval brass instrumentC2formal

   A type of medieval trumpet with a clear, high-pitched, and penetrating tone, often used in battle or ceremonies.

   Clarion

   • The clarion's call echoed across the battlefield.
   • He played a melody on a replica of a medieval clarion.
   • The sound of the clarion signaled the start of the tournament.

• Veralteter Ausdruck für das Erzeugen eines klaren, durchdringenden Klangs wie einer Fanfare; etwas laut und deutlich verkünden.

An archaic verb meaning to make a clear, shrill sound like a trumpet; to proclaim loudly and clearly.

1. Blow the clarionC2formal

   To sound or play a clarion, a type of medieval trumpet with a clear, shrill tone.

   In die Klarine blasen

   • The herald clarioned to announce the king's arrival.
   • He clarioned loudly, signaling the start of the tournament.
   • The soldiers clarioned across the battlefield.

   Synonymeblowsoundtrumpet

2. Proclaim loudlyC2formal

   To announce or proclaim something loudly and clearly, as if using a clarion.

   Laut verkünden

   • The activist clarioned the need for social justice.
   • She clarioned her intentions to the entire assembly.
   • The newspaper clarioned the news of the ceasefire.

   Synonymeannounceblareblazondeclareheraldproclaimtrumpet