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м.1. (в разн. знач.) horn; ( олений) antler2. ( музыкальный инструмент) bugle, horn; ( охотничий) hunting-horn, huntsman's bugleтрубить в рог — blow* the horn
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наставить рога кому-л. разг. — cuckold smb.рог изобилия — horn of plenty, cornucopia
согнуть в бараний рог (вн.) — make* (d.) knuckle under / down
брать быка за рога — take* the bull by the horns
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м.1) ( у животных) horn; (у оленей тж.) antlerсбра́сывать рога́ — shed / cast horns
2) ( у жуков) mandible3) ( сосуд) drinking horn4) ( музыкальный инструмент) bugle, horn5) ( охотничий) hunting horn, huntsman's bugleтруби́ть в рог — blow the horn
6) ( роговое вещество) hornс ру́чкой из рога — with a horn handle
••рог изоби́лия — horn of plenty, cornucopia
брать быка́ за рога́ — take the bull by the horns
наста́вить рога́ кому́-л разг. — cuckold smb
облома́ть рога́ кому́-л прост. — bring smb to heel
согну́ть в бара́ний рог (вн.) — ≈ make (d) knuckle under / down
упере́ться рогом (проявить упрямство) — dig in one's feet / heels / toes
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