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Meanings of electric lamps in English
Device that produces light from electricity, packaged into a replaceable assembly.
Usage of electric lamps in English
1
Upon the tumult the great electric lamps threw their cold ugly light.
2
The electric lamps were not needed, because the depth was not great.
3
I'll turn out the electric lamps in the hall, and light the lantern.
4
They lay alight in their cases like the electric lamps above.
5
Light from the electric lamps without flickered through the stained-glass windows.
6
The electric lamps shone with a pale and almost unnatural glow.
7
Almost immediately the electric lamps shot beams over a large circle.
8
The cabin is seven feet long, and lighted by electric lamps.
9
The decorations were very effective, and electric lamps supplied a bright, clear light.
10
Each place was brilliantly lighted by means of several electric lamps.
11
The filaments in the electric lamps were only an orange-red now.
12
In all electric lamps, except the Brockie, the regulator is in the lamp itself.
13
The glow of the electric lamps banished the gathering shadows.
14
At last he extinguished the three electric lamps and plunged the gallery into darkness.
15
The electric lamps are lighted and all the windows closed.
16
All that space, moreover, was to be lit inside and out with electric lamps.
This collocation consists of:
Translations for electric lamps
Portuguese
Electric lamps through the time
Electric lamps across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common