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headlamp

/hed-lamp/US // ˈhɛdˌlæmp //

大灯,头灯,大光灯,车灯

Definitions

n.名词 noun
  1. 1
    • : headlight.

Examples

  • It’s lit during the day and open 24 hours for exploration, so bring a flashlight or headlamp if you wish to explore it after hours in the dark.

  • Weeks earlier, a company that shall remain unnamed offered up a sample of its flashy new headlamp, a USB-powered beast with an impressive battery life and a few dozen fancy modes ostensibly meant to brighten the night like some laser-light show.

  • If you resist the urge to turn on your headlamp or flashlight for a while, you might be surprised by how well you can see, and how incredibly bright the stars seem.

  • Wearing headlamps to find the lizards in the dark, the team collected 120 lizards near streams and 180 away from streams.

  • Bishnu immediately paid down his loans, then purchased a new headlamp and a pair of expedition gloves.

  • “Slacken up before you reach the grade and put your headlamp out,” said Grant.

  • Freight cars occupied the tracks and the dazzling beam from a locomotive's headlamp touched piles of goods and hurrying people.

  • The white beam from the locomotive headlamp melted in the strong illumination, and moving figures cut the dark background.

  • The headlamp bathed the other car in a white glare, punctuated with angry red flashes from the emergency lights.

  • He flicked the headlamp at Ferguson in the control seat of the passenger car and the two vehicles moved out.