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hooter

/ˈhuː.tər/

Traduction: Nom informel désignant le nez ; aussi un avertisseur sonore sur un véhicule ; ou un oiseau rapace nocturne à grosse tête et aux yeux face à face.

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/ˈhuː.tər/C1formal
  • frNom informel désignant le nez ; aussi un avertisseur sonore sur un véhicule ; ou un oiseau rapace nocturne à grosse tête et aux yeux face à face.

A noun with multiple meanings: an informal term for the nose; a device on a vehicle used to produce a warning sound; or a nocturnal bird of prey with a large head and forward-facing eyes.

  1. B2informalbritish

    An informal term for the nose, often used humorously.

    frNez (familier)

    • He got a punch right on the hooter.
    • She has a rather large hooter.
    • Stop picking your hooter in public.

    Synonymesbeakconkhonkernozzleproboscisschnozzlesnout

  2. Car hornB1informalbritish

    A device on a vehicle that makes a loud warning sound.

    frAvertisseur sonore de véhicule

    • The driver gave a loud blast on his hooter.
    • I heard a hooter behind me and moved over.
    • The car's hooter is broken and needs fixing.

    Synonymeshornklaxon

  3. OwlB2informalbritish

    A nocturnal bird of prey with large eyes, a hawk-like beak, and claws.

    frHibou

    • An old hooter was hooting in the barn.
    • We saw a hooter perched on the fence at night.
    • The hooter's call echoed through the woods.

    Synonymeshoot owlowl

Formes
  • hooters plural form
  • hooters' possessive plural form
  • hooter's possessive singular form
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