Significats de large lantern en anglès

When the light reached them, it turned out to be that of a large lantern.

They went into the stables, where he took up a large lantern, which he lighted.

Harry, besides a large lantern, took a safety lamp, which would burn for twelve hours.

He was going over the southwest end of the mine, with a large lantern in his hand.

The rear ship of each squadron was to display a large lantern at the mast-head after dark.

A large lantern lighted up the dormitory, which had the shape of a parallelogram eighty yards by ten.

For the moment Dick could see nothing, for the glare of a large lantern was directly in his face.

Here were the tools of the mine-twowheelbarrows, several shovels and picks, a large lantern, and several boxes of powder.

Hanging from the ceiling in the far corner of the room was a metal object the size of a large lantern.

They gave him a pillow and brought a large lantern, as well as a candle, since even in daylight the place was dark.

Casey said that the light appeared again, that night, moving slowly along the lip of the canyon like a man with a large lantern.

Painted glass slides of exotic localities were projected on a screen, then overlapped and faded, from one image to another, using six large lantern projectors.

Large lanterns are made of horn, transparent and without a flaw.

The admiral's ship was distinguished by three large lanterns.

The nimbus round the head was a crown of lamps, and large lanterns shone both at the bows and stern of the vessel.

He commanded all the gunners in a loud voice to come to him, and ordered them to get their tools and light their large lanterns.