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horned

UK
/hɔːnd/
US
/hɔrnd/

Translations

hornedadjective
more horned
Comp.
most horned
Super.
UK
/hɔːnd/
US
/hɔrnd/
cornuSe dit d’un animal ou d’un objet muni de cornes ou de saillies en forme de cornes.
The horned goat stood majestically on the rocky cliff.
La chèvre cornue se tenait majestueusement sur la falaise rocheuse.
Additional translations
à cornesForme descriptive fréquente, surtout avec les animaux et les objets.
en forme de corneS’emploie pour une forme rappelant une corne ou des cornes.
Synonyms
antlered
spiked
tined
pronged
bicornuate
hornedpast participle
UK
/hɔːnd/
US
/hɔrnd/
Past-participle adjective derived from the verb “horn”, used attributively (e.g. “horned helmet”).
cornuSe dit d’un objet, d’un casque ou d’un être pourvu de cornes, au sens propre ou figuré.
The warriors donned horned helmets before the battle.
Les guerriers revêtirent des casques cornus avant la bataille.
Additional translations
à cornesTour descriptif courant dans l’usage concret.
hornverb

horned

Past Simple

horned
Past Simple
horned
Past Participle
horning
Gerund
UK
/hɔːn/
US
/hɔrn/
encornerSe dit d'un animal qui frappe ou blesse avec ses cornes.
The bull horned the intruder out of its territory.
Le taureau a encorné l'intrus pour le chasser de son territoire.
klaxonnerPour un véhicule.
Drivers behind us started to horn loudly when the light turned green.
Les conducteurs derrière nous se sont mis à klaxonner bruyamment lorsque le feu est passé au vert.
Additional translations
orner de cornes
Synonyms
horn in
butt in
intrude
barge in
break in
interfere
meddle
obtrude
interpose
interlope
encroach
trespass
impose
impose oneself
insert oneself
butt into
honk
toot
blare
blast
sound
blow
signal

Definitions

hornedadjective
Having horns or horn-like projections.
The horned goat stood majestically on the rocky cliff.
Having a particular type or number of horns.
The horned lizard is known for its distinctive spiky appearance.
Shaped like or having the form of a horn or horns.
The cathedral's horned arches framed the grand altar.
hornedpast participle
Furnished, provided, or decorated with a horn or horns (literal or figurative).
The warriors donned horned helmets before the battle.
hornverb
To furnish or adorn with horns.
The craftsman horned the helmet to give it a more intimidating appearance.
To drive or push with the horns.
The bull horned the intruder out of its territory.
To sound the horn of a vehicle; to honk.
Drivers behind us started to horn loudly when the light turned green.
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