Was heißt »Trö­te« auf Englisch?

Synonyme

Hu­pe:

klaxon

Si­re­ne:

siren

Englische Beispielsätze

• My neighbour plays the clarinet and trumpet.

• A good trumpet player doesn't sound like that.

• Tom honked his horn as he passed Mary's house.

• I made some cake the other day, and not to toot my own horn, but it was pretty good.

• Why did you decide to learn how to play the English horn?

• Tom plays the trumpet.

• "Can Tom play the trumpet?" "No, but he's a pretty good singer."

• Tom was a trumpet player.

• Tom stood at the window and, in the fading light, began to play the trumpet.

• Layla honked the horn.

• I honked the horn.

• Tom heard a fog horn in the distance.

• Tom is a trumpet player.

• Tom wears horn-rimmed glasses.

• Tom takes trumpet lessons every Monday.

• Tom wants to learn how to play the trumpet.

• Tom put his shoes on with his shoe horn.

• Tom honked his horn at the kids playing in the street.

• You need to toot your own horn.

• Tom honked the horn.

Übergeordnete Begriffe

Blas­in­s­t­ru­ment:

wind instrument

Ge­rät:

appliance

device