waghorns

[US]/ˈwæɡhɔːnz/
[UK]/ˈwæɡhɔːrnz/

Translation

n. Tredje person singular form af Waghorn; et engelsk og skotsk efternavn, der oprindeligt var en smæld eller et besættelsesnavn for en person, der blæste i en horn, afledt af middelengelsk betydende 'ryste' og 'horn'.

Example Sentences

the ceremonial waghorns blared loudly as the procession began.

Ceremonielle waghorns lød højt, da processionen begyndte.

she learned to play the ancient waghorns at the village festival.

Hun lærte at spille de antikke waghorns ved bygdefesten.

the loud waghorns echoed through the mountain valley.

De høje waghorns ekkoede gennem bjergdalen.

we could hear the waghorns sounding in the distance.

Vi kunne høre waghornsene lave lyd i fjerde.

the brass waghorns were polished for the special occasion.

De messing waghorns blev poleret til den særlige anledning.

he bought a pair of wooden waghorns from the market.

Han købte et par træwaghorns fra markedet.

the signal waghorns announced the arrival of the king.

Signalwaghornsene annoncerede kongens ankomst.

they tuned the waghorns before the concert began.

De stemte waghornsene før koncerten begyndte.

the waghorns produced a deep, resonant tone.

Waghornsene producerede en dyb, resonant tone.

children gathered around to listen to the waghorns.

Børnene samlede sig omkring for at lytte til waghornsene.

the musician demonstrated how to blow the waghorns properly.

Musikeren demonstrerede, hvordan man rigtigt blæste i waghornsene.

traditional waghorns are still used in some rural communities.

Traditionelle waghorns bruges stadig i nogle af de mere udkomne samfund.

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