honk

UK
/hɒŋk/
US
/hɔŋk/
honknoun
honks
pl
UK
/hɒŋk/
US
/hɔŋk/
Translations
The honk of the car startled the pedestrians.
Гудок автомобиля напугал пешеходов.
The honk of the geese could be heard from afar.
Крик гусей был слышен издалека.
Additional translations
Definitions
A loud, harsh sound produced by a motor vehicle's horn.
A sudden honk made everyone jump.
The characteristic call of a goose or similar bird.
We heard the distant honk of geese approaching the lake.
An act or instance of sounding a horn.
Give the horn a quick honk if you see him.
honkverb
honked
Past Simple
honked
Past Participle
honking
Gerund
UK
/hɒŋk/
US
/hɑːŋk/
Translations
The goose honked loudly as it flew overhead.
Гусь громко трубил, когда пролетал над головой.
The driver honked the horn to alert the pedestrian.
Водитель гудел в клаксон, чтобы предупредить пешехода.
Please don't honk in the residential area.
Пожалуйста, не сигналите в жилом районе.
Additional translations
нажимать на клаксон
Definitions
(transitive) To sound a motor vehicle's horn.
She honked the horn to let them know she was outside.
(intransitive) To emit a loud, harsh cry like a horn; said especially of geese.
Geese honked loudly as they flew overhead in formation.
(slang) To vomit.
He felt so sick he nearly honked on the sidewalk.
honkinterjection
Used to imitate the sound of a horn or a goose.
Definitions
Used to represent the sound of a horn or a goose.
"Honk! Honk!" blared the taxi as it sped past.