Word: bugle

Category: bugle

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Related words: bugle

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Synonyms: bugle

companion, friend, colleague, associate, partner, coworker, workmate, pal, crony, mate, chum, buddy, dawg, peeps, familiar, fellow, brother

Translations: bugle

bugle in spanish

Dictionary:
spanish
Translations:
clarín, corneta

bugle in french

Dictionary:
french
Translations:
barrir, klaxonner, corner, cornet, clairon, claironner, trompe, trompette

bugle in italian

Dictionary:
italian
Translations:
tromba

bugle in russian

Dictionary:
russian
Translations:
рожок, сурьма, горн, рог

bugle in finnish

Dictionary:
finnish
Translations:
torvi

bugle in czech

Dictionary:
czech
Translations:
troubit, trubka, polnice

bugle in polish

Dictionary:
polish
Translations:
trąbka, róg, hejnał

bugle in hungarian

Dictionary:
hungarian
Translations:
üveggyöngy

bugle in greek

Dictionary:
greek
Translations:
σάλπιγγα

bugle in ukrainian

Dictionary:
ukrainian
Translations:
ріжок, сурма, горн

bugle in bulgarian

Dictionary:
bulgarian
Translations:
гоен

bugle in estonian

Dictionary:
estonian
Translations:
helmes

bugle in lithuanian

Dictionary:
lithuanian
Translations:
ragas

bugle in slovak

Dictionary:
slovak
Translations:
trubka

The meaning and "use of": bugle

noun
  • a brass instrument like a small trumpet, typically without valves or keys and used for military signals. - This military role was later assumed by the bugle or trumpet in the west.
  • a creeping plant of the mint family with blue flowers held on upright stems. - You can even plant periwinkle, bugle and ground ivy in the gaps in your log or rock pile - this could make a fun project for an older child.
  • an ornamental tube-shaped glass or plastic bead used in beadwork for clothing and fashion accessories. - Sophie's more casual outfit consists of a black Powerline stretch sleeveless top, Kismet's own label sarong, and an orange, multi-strand bugle bead bracelet.
verb
  • sound a bugle. - In fact, in response to George's protests, the first confederate, Henry Longshackle, began bugling even more loudly.

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