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Significados de light pole em inglês

russo
уличный фонарь
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iluminação pública
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alumbrado público
catalão
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A raised source of light on the edge of a road or walkway.

      iluminação pública
      Uso de light pole em inglês
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      The one in blue and his buddy leaning against the light pole?
      Shadow men
      2
      My truck was parked in the visitor's lot under a light pole.
      The blue edge of midnight
      3
      This is an iron cage attached to the end of a light pole.
      Wakulla: a story of adventure in Florida
      4
      I slammed a shoulder into a light pole and staggered back from it.
      Small favor
      5
      They stood by a light pole while I went and opened the front door.
      Sympathy for the devil
      6
      The only light came from the light pole set next to the driveway to the Home.
      The devil's alphabet
      7
      Four children have died after a stolen car crashed into a traffic light pole in Queensland.
      News.com.au
      8
      The thought had barely crossed his mind when the skidding car rammed into a light pole.
      Embrace the darkness
      9
      He hurriedly hid again behind the light pole.
      Villain
      10
      He moved to the opposite side of the alley and ran toward the fallen light pole.
      Mutated
      11
      At Yoshio's angry shout, a cat appeared from behind a light pole, bristled, and scampered off.
      Villain
      12
      Wrap their leashes around that light pole, Dez.
      Darkness on the edge of town
      13
      The dog pulled his muzzle out and strolled over to a light pole, lifting his leg.
      Damaged
      14
      A light pole held in one hand served as a rudder, the other retained the cord reins.
      Bluebell / A Novel
      15
      From his side mirror he saw the dog sniffing near the light pole directly behind his van.
      The perfect woman
      16
      The joint was made stronger by a light pole fifteen feet long being firmly lashed across the junction.
      Wulf the Saxon: A Story of the Norman Conquest