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lamp
UK
/læmp/
US
/læmp/
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lamp
noun
lamps
pl
UK
/læmp/
US
/læmp/
лампа
I need to replace the lamp in the living room.
Мне нужно заменить лампу в гостиной.
Additional translations
осветительный прибор
светильник
фонарь
Synonyms
lantern
floodlight
illumination
torch
sconce
fixture
bulb
light
lamp
verb
lamped
Past Simple
lamped
Past Participle
lamping
Gerund
UK
/læmp/
US
/læmp/
Informal verb (‘to hit, strike’) and specialised hunting verb (‘to hunt animals at night with a spotlight’).
Synonyms
belt
wallop
sock
biff
lam
pound
bash
hit
slug
smite
thrash
pummel
clobber
slam
thump
whop
whack
smack
strike
beat
lamp
adjective
Attributive use: ‘lamp post’, ‘lamp oil’, etc.
Definitions
lamp
noun
A device that produces light, typically consisting of an electric bulb and a fixture.
She turned on the lamp to read her book in the evening.
A source of spiritual or intellectual illumination.
The teacher was a lamp of knowledge for all her students.
A vessel or container that burns oil or another fuel to produce light.
An ancient bronze lamp was discovered at the archaeological site.
lamp
verb
To hit or strike someone forcefully (informal, chiefly British).
He threatened to lamp anyone who came near his bike.
To hunt or search for animals at night using a bright light or spotlight (chiefly UK).
They were fined for illegally lamping deer in the forest.
lamp
adjective
Relating to, intended for, or characteristic of a lamp.
Replace the broken lamp switch before using the fixture again.
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