clarion

• Adjetivo que describe un sonido claro, fuerte y penetrante, como el de una trompeta; también puede significar brillante o resplandeciente en sentido figurado, y a menudo se usa en contextos poéticos o literarios.

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.

   Clarín / sonoro y claro

   • 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.

   Sinónimosclearloudpenetratingpiercingresonantringingsonorousstrident

   Antónimosfaintindistinctmuffledmutedsoftunclear

• Sustantivo que designa un instrumento medieval de viento-metal, similar a una trompeta pequeña, conocido por su sonido claro, penetrante y estridente. También se usa en sentido figurado para referirse a un sonido o llamada fuerte y clara.

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.

   Clarín medieval

   • 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.

• Verbo obsoleto que significa emitir un sonido claro y penetrante, como el de una trompeta; proclamar algo en voz alta y con claridad.

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.

   Tocar la clarina

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

   Sinónimosblowsoundtrumpet

2. Proclaim loudlyC2formal

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

   Proclamar a voz en cuello

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

   Sinónimosannounceblareblazondeclareheraldproclaimtrumpet