Definition of lur in English:

lur

(also lure)

noun lʊəlʊr

A Scandinavian S-shaped bronze trumpet dating from the Bronze Age.
（斯堪的那维亚青铜器时期的）S形青铜喇叭
Example sentencesExamples
- The Danish lur was in use from the 10th century bc to the 8th; and the Roman lituus, bucina, and cornu, and the Celtic carnyx, date from some centuries later.
- The Cathedral choir will sing the piece, and Mr Selvik will himself play the lur, a Norwegian hunting horn which belonged to the late King Olav, and which was gifted to the centre.
- The change in pace is subtle and almost negligible, and yet its mellow lure propels the song beyond the gloom.

Origin

Danish and Norwegian, originally denoting a wooden shepherd's horn.

Definition of lur in US English:

lur

(also lure)

nounlʊrlo͝or

A Scandinavian S-shaped bronze trumpet dating from the Bronze Age.
（斯堪的那维亚青铜器时期的）S形青铜喇叭
Example sentencesExamples
- The Danish lur was in use from the 10th century bc to the 8th; and the Roman lituus, bucina, and cornu, and the Celtic carnyx, date from some centuries later.
- The Cathedral choir will sing the piece, and Mr Selvik will himself play the lur, a Norwegian hunting horn which belonged to the late King Olav, and which was gifted to the centre.
- The change in pace is subtle and almost negligible, and yet its mellow lure propels the song beyond the gloom.

Origin

Danish and Norwegian, originally denoting a wooden shepherd's horn.

词汇	lur
释义	Definition of lur in English: lur (also lure) noun lʊəlʊr A Scandinavian S-shaped bronze trumpet dating from the Bronze Age. （斯堪的那维亚青铜器时期的）S形青铜喇叭 Example sentencesExamples The Danish lur was in use from the 10th century bc to the 8th; and the Roman lituus, bucina, and cornu, and the Celtic carnyx, date from some centuries later. The Cathedral choir will sing the piece, and Mr Selvik will himself play the lur, a Norwegian hunting horn which belonged to the late King Olav, and which was gifted to the centre. The change in pace is subtle and almost negligible, and yet its mellow lure propels the song beyond the gloom. Origin Danish and Norwegian, originally denoting a wooden shepherd's horn. Definition of lur in US English: lur (also lure) nounlʊrlo͝or A Scandinavian S-shaped bronze trumpet dating from the Bronze Age. （斯堪的那维亚青铜器时期的）S形青铜喇叭 Example sentencesExamples The Danish lur was in use from the 10th century bc to the 8th; and the Roman lituus, bucina, and cornu, and the Celtic carnyx, date from some centuries later. The Cathedral choir will sing the piece, and Mr Selvik will himself play the lur, a Norwegian hunting horn which belonged to the late King Olav, and which was gifted to the centre. The change in pace is subtle and almost negligible, and yet its mellow lure propels the song beyond the gloom. Origin Danish and Norwegian, originally denoting a wooden shepherd's horn.
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