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Meanings of tripod in English
Usage of tripod in English
1
There were three, the standard tripod variety often used at crime scenes.
2
A tripod is out of the question because passing trucks create vibrations.
3
She wouldn't need artificial light or a tripod, at least not yet.
4
A deal table the size of a pocket-handkerchief; also a deal tripod.
5
This is set up on a tripod in front of the lodge.
6
The light was coming from a crystal orb set on a tripod.
7
I went to his wagon, gathered tripod and kettle, water and tea.
8
She set up a tripod, then took a closer look at us.
9
On the summit of this tripod was raised the machine of state.
10
The kettle was filled and hung on a tripod over the fire.
11
A similar bowl bubbled on a tripod set over a blue-flamed lamp.
12
You should be able to mount it on a tripod, he says.
13
Next, she placed the tripod over it, and the kettle on top.
14
Robbie set down the tripod, then crouched to enter the makeshift tent.
15
He set his camera, lens and collapsible tripod out on the table.
16
The main drill, and largest of the three, sat on a tripod.
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Tripod through the time
Tripod across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common