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UK
/bˈʊlhɔːn/
]
[ US /ˈbʊɫˌhɔɹn/ ]
[ US /ˈbʊɫˌhɔɹn/ ]
NOUN
- a portable loudspeaker with built-in microphone and amplifier
How To Use bullhorn In A Sentence
- A supertanker, bulldozing down right behind us, blasted her bullhorn and sent us hightailing it back toward the shoreline.
- I left the gift on the teacher's desk (alongside the multitude of gifts the other kids had brought in this morning) and as I reached my car, I could hear the principal outside on a bullhorn, calling out student names.
- With all the talk we hear constantly about the ‘liberal’ media, the truth is that the media generally acts as a lapdog and bullhorn for the government.
- Events requiring the use of amplified sound, such as microphones or bullhorns, are restricted to certain areas and times.
- It was only long seconds later that I realized someone was using a bullhorn. DOWNTOWN
- I was sitting in my dining room working on my writing when I thought heard someone outside speaking on a bullhorn.
- The visible ones grow larger as the fog reflects up at them; their voices become bullhorns.
- Medved represents the uninformed and moralistic yokel given a bullhorn — in other words, a doofus for the doofuses to latch onto. Medved Denied His Meds : Edward Champion’s Reluctant Habits
- The cop is saying through his bullhorn that he wants to take the baby.
- A voice hails through a bullhorn: `Gascoign, I know you can hear me. A MEANS TO EVIL