ruso
уличный фонарь portugués
iluminação pública español
alumbrado público catalán
enllumenat públic 
A raised source of light on the edge of a road or walkway.
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There is more to politics in Northern Ireland than flags and lampposts.
2
Some monks were beaten and tied up to the lampposts, one said.
3
The sun is gone without a trace, mosquitoes circling the lampposts overhead.
4
He staggered, latched onto one of the lampposts, and rested against it.
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They are lined with antique iron lampposts, arty shops, and souvenir stores.
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Her face caused men to turn their heads and walk into lampposts.
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I used to practise it on lampposts in case it happened to me.
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Lilac posters hanging from bridges and lampposts carry the celebrations' official catchline: Together.
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Tall lampposts illuminated the asphalt square of the teachers' parking lot.
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Preachers will drink openly, climb lampposts quoting the Bible on the way up.
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The rain fell like little drops of silver around the lampposts.
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Everything outside was rimed with ice -lampposts, parking meters, the road surface.
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The lampposts are always decorated with images of the relevant year's chosen icon.
14
A voice came over the speakers mounted on the night-skiing lampposts.
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We had come to the footbridge with its pale blue lampposts and railings.
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For those watching from lampposts, railings and balconies, it was poetry in motion.
