[
US
/ˈkɫæksən/
]
VERB
- use the horn of a car
-
make a loud noise
The horns of the taxis blared
NOUN
- a kind of loud horn formerly used on motor vehicles
How To Use claxon In A Sentence
- At their approach a claxon sounded and the door ground open. Gold of Kings
- Butter tumbles backward and scrambles to her feet as trills and a claxon almost drown out the cries of The The Three Sisters
- The same claxon sounded, the door ground back open. Gold of Kings
- A claxon sounded from the fortress wall and massive steel doors slid back. Gold of Kings
- Or maybe, given the propensity of my neighbors to drive up and honk (tocar) the horn (claxon), I'll wait upstairs until you honk. Lo que quieres.
- `And then,' Morning Claxon's voice had something of the swimming-bath attendant about it, `there's colonic irrigation...' MR GOLIGHTLY'S HOLIDAY
