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bugle Music Noun a brass instrument used chiefly for military calls Verb [-gling, -gled] to play or sound (on) a bugle [short for bugle horn ox horn, from Latin buculus bullock] bugler n
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Translationsbugle [ˈbjuːgl] n → Bügelhorn nt bugle n bugle [ˈbjuːgl] a musical wind instrument usually made of brass, used chiefly for military signals He plays the bugle.horing, beuelبوقсигнална тръбаtrubkasignalhorndas Hornσάλπιγγαcornetapasunشیپورtorviclaironחֲצוֹצרָהबिगुलtrubakürtterompettrombettaらっぱ군용 나팔trimitastaurebegolbugelsignalhorn, liten trompetsygnałówkaclarimcorn (de vânătoare)горнtrúbka, poľnicatrobentavojnička trubahornแตรเดี่ยว; แตรสัญญาณทหารboru, borazan軍號горн, ріжокبگل ، منہ سے بجانے والا باجاkèn (quân sự)军号 n ˈbugler horingblaser, beuelblaserبوّاق، نافخ في البوقсигнална тръбаtrubačhornblæserder/die Hornist/-inσαλπιγκτήςcornetapasunapuhujaشیپورچیtorvensoittaja(joueur/-euse de) claironמְחַצצֵרबिगुल वादकtrubačkürtöspeniup terompettrombettiereらっぱ吹き나팔수trimitininkastaurētājspeniup begolbugelblazerhornblåsertrębaczcorneteirocornist, gornistгорнистtrubačtrobentačhornblåsareนักเป่าแตรเดี่ยว; นักเป่าแตรสัญญาณทหารborazancı號手горніст, сурмачبگکل بجاناے والاlính kèn号手 |
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| He was a fine swarthy fellow, with dark hair and large moustachios, who rode a-hunting in clothes of Lincoln green, with russet boots on his feet, and a bugle slung over his shoulder like the guard of a long stage. Again the bugle sounds lustily forth, and rouses the cottager's wife and children, who peep out at the house door, and watch the coach till it turns the corner, when they once more crouch round the blazing fire, and throw on another log of wood against father comes home; while father himself, a full mile off, has just exchanged a friendly nod with the coachman, and turned round to take a good long stare at the vehicle as it whirls away. The quiet descendants of the Puritans were shocked by the uproar of military music; the drum, fife, and bugle drowning the holy organ peal and the voices of the singers. |
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