Word Frequency
Translations for 'streetlamp'
- British English: streetlamp
A streetlamp is a tall post with a light at the top, which stands by the side of the road to light it up, usually in a town.He paused under a streetlamp and looked across at the cafe.ˈstriːtˌlæmp NOUN - Arabic: مِصْباحُ الشَّارِع
- Brazilian Portuguese: iluminaçãorua
- Chinese: 街灯
- Croatian: ulična svjetiljka
- Czech: pouliční lampa
- Danish: gadelygte
- Dutch: straatlamp
- European Spanish: farola
- Finnish: katulamppu
- French: lampadaire
- German: Straßenlaterne
- Greek: λάμπα δρόμου
- Italian: lampione
- Japanese: 街灯
- Korean: 가로등
- Norwegian: gatelys
- Polish: latarnia uliczna
- Portuguese: iluminaçãorua
- Romanian: lampă stradală lămpi stradale
- Russian: уличный фонарь
- Spanish: farola
- Swedish: gatlykta
- Thai: ไฟถนน
- Turkish: sokak lambası
- Ukrainian: вуличний ліхтар
- Vietnamese: đèn đường
Example Sentences Including 'streetlamp'
A solitary streetlamp , not insignificantly glowing gold, is posted outside the lair where the dragon Fafner hoards his treasure.Times, Sunday Times (2002)
I COULD not believe that Wakefield Council used 16 men and spent £1,000 replacing one streetlamp.Sun, News of the World (2002)
The light from a streetlamp splashed across the front-tail man's raincoat like a purple birthmark.The Last Raven
The long bathroom window had a venetian blind which threw slatted shadows from the streetlamp onto the vinyl floor.ARE YOU TALKING TO ME?: A Life Through the Movies (2004)
The nearby streetlamp came on: sputtering pink that steadied to a deepening rosy glow.Night Sisters
Through the window I could see a haze softening the streetlamp.Skorpion's Death
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