Bugling - English meaning

Bugling – definitions in English dictionary

verb
Sound a bugle.
Usage examples:
In fact, in response to george's protests, the first confederate, henry longshackle, began bugling …

noun
A brass instrument like a small trumpet, typically without valves or keys and used for military signals.
Usage examples:
The bugle sounded the charge

noun
A creeping eurasian plant of the mint family, with blue flowers held on upright stems.
Usage examples:
You can even plant periwinkle, bugle and ground ivy in the gaps in your log or rock pile - this cou…

noun
An ornamental tube-shaped glass or plastic bead sewn on to clothing.
Usage examples:
Sophie's more casual outfit consists of a black powerline stretch sleeveless top, kismet's own labe…

Bugling translation into English

Bugling: translate from English into Chinese

号角

Bugling: translate from English into Dutch

Afluisteren

Bugling: translate from English into French

Clairon

Bugling: translate from English into German

Hupen

Bugling: translate from English into Hindi

बिगुलिंग

Bugling: translate from English into Italian

Trombare

Bugling: translate from English into Korean

나팔

Bugling: translate from English into Russian

Рожок

Bugling: translate from English into Spanish

Corneta

Word origin

Middle English: via Old French from Latin buculus, diminutive of bos ‘ox’. The early English sense was ‘wild ox’, hence the compound bugle-horn, denoting the horn of an ox used to give signal

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Bugling – similar words

bugles

noun
A brass instrument like a small trumpet, typically without valves or keys and used for military signals.
Usage examples:
The bugle sounded the charge

verb
Sound a bugle.
Usage examples:
In fact, in response to george's protests, the first confederate, henry longshackle, began bugling …

noun
A creeping eurasian plant of the mint family, with blue flowers held on upright stems.
Usage examples:
You can even plant periwinkle, bugle and ground ivy in the gaps in your log or rock pile - this cou…

Bugles - all meanings in English

bugled

verb
Sound a bugle.
Usage examples:
In fact, in response to george's protests, the first confederate, henry longshackle, began bugling …

noun
A brass instrument like a small trumpet, typically without valves or keys and used for military signals.
Usage examples:
The bugle sounded the charge

noun
A creeping eurasian plant of the mint family, with blue flowers held on upright stems.
Usage examples:
You can even plant periwinkle, bugle and ground ivy in the gaps in your log or rock pile - this cou…

Bugled - all meanings in English

bugle

noun
A brass instrument like a small trumpet, typically without valves or keys and used for military signals.
Usage examples:
The bugle sounded the charge

verb
Sound a bugle.
Usage examples:
In fact, in response to george's protests, the first confederate, henry longshackle, began bugling …

noun
A creeping eurasian plant of the mint family, with blue flowers held on upright stems.
Usage examples:
You can even plant periwinkle, bugle and ground ivy in the gaps in your log or rock pile - this cou…

Bugle - all meanings in English

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