hooter in Japanese
hooter in Japanese is クラクション, ホーン, 警笛 — hooter means british informal: a car horn, or a siren/whistle that signals the start or end of work.
hooter in Japanese
クラクション
Pronounced: kurakushon
The horn in a motor vehicle.
ホーン
Pronounced: hōn
The horn in a motor vehicle.
警笛
Pronounced: keiteki
The horn in a motor vehicle.
警音器
Pronounced: keionki
The horn in a motor vehicle.
What does "hooter" mean?
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noun British informal: a car horn, or a siren/whistle that signals the start or end of work.
"He gave a quick beep on the hooter to say hello."
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noun Slang: a nose, especially a large one.
"He joked about his own big hooter."
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hooter in a sentence
- He gave a quick beep on the hooter to say hello.
- He joked about his own big hooter.
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What is "hooter" in Japanese?
"hooter" in Japanese is クラクション, ホーン, 警笛. hooter means: British informal: a car horn, or a siren/whistle that signals the start or end of work.
How do you pronounce クラクション?
"hooter" in Japanese is クラクション, pronounced "kurakushon".
How do you use "hooter" in a sentence?
Example: "He gave a quick beep on the hooter to say hello." In Japanese, "hooter" is クラクション, ホーン, 警笛.
Are there other ways to say "hooter" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 4 translations listed for "hooter": クラクション, ホーン, 警笛, 警音器.
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