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O que (quem) é Lamp - definição
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LAMP; Glitter lamp; The Lamp; Lamps; Lamp (disambiguation); LAMP (disambiguation); The Lamp (Film); The Lamp (film); The Lamp (disambiguation); Lamps (disambiguation)
lamp
(lamps)
1.
A lamp is a light that works by using electricity or by burning oil or gas.
She switched on the bedside lamp...
In the evenings we eat by the light of an oil lamp.
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2.
A lamp is an electrical device which produces a special type of light or heat, used especially in medical or beauty treatment.
...a sun lamp.
...the use of infra-red lamps.
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LAMP
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lamp
lamp1
¦ noun
1. an electric, oil, or gas device for giving light.
2. an electrical device producing ultraviolet or other radiation.
¦ verb
1. supply with lamps; illuminate.
2. [usu. as noun lamping] hunt at night for rabbits using lamps.
Derivatives
lamper noun
lampless adjective
Origin
ME: via OFr. from late L. lampada, from L. lampas, lampad- 'torch', from Gk.
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lamp2
¦ verb chiefly N. English hit or beat (someone).
Origin
C19: of uncertain origin; perh. related to lam1.
Exemplos do corpo de texto para Lamp
1. Lamp recall A tabletop halogen lamp has been recalled from Plaisio office equipment stores due to safety concerns, the Development Ministry said.
2. Before she left the room, she doused the kerosene lamp.
3. It didn‘t include counting the distance between lamp posts.
4. Lamp recall The Development Ministry said yesterday that it will withdraw a night lamp, manufactured by Protegy, due to its failure to meet the technical safety requirements.
5. When my son was two and went to speech therapy, the therapist was very impressed because he called a lamp a lamp, and not a light.