klaxon in Japanese
klaxon in Japanese is クラクション — klaxon means a loud electric horn or alarm, especially the type once used on early cars and emergency vehicles.
klaxon in Japanese
クラクション
Pronounced: kurakushon
A loud electric alarm or horn, especially as used in automobiles in the early 20th century. [from 1908]
What does "klaxon" mean?
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noun A loud electric horn or alarm, especially the type once used on early cars and emergency vehicles.
"A klaxon blared as the factory shift changed."
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verb To sound a loud horn-like alarm.
"The security van klaxoned as it reversed out of the yard."
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klaxon in a sentence
- A klaxon blared as the factory shift changed.
- The security van klaxoned as it reversed out of the yard.
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What is "klaxon" in Japanese?
"klaxon" in Japanese is クラクション. klaxon means: A loud electric horn or alarm, especially the type once used on early cars and emergency vehicles.
How do you pronounce クラクション?
"klaxon" in Japanese is クラクション, pronounced "kurakushon".
How do you use "klaxon" in a sentence?
Example: "A klaxon blared as the factory shift changed." In Japanese, "klaxon" is クラクション.
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