headlamp
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- noun
- /ˈhɛdˌlæmp/
:
lámpara frontal
- Everyone looks the same when it's dark and they have headlamps on.
I cannot imagine him biking up in the trees with just a headlamp.
- I cannot imagine him biking up in the trees with just a headlamp.
- Squatch lamps, headlamps mostly used for night time Squatch hunting.
Examples
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The children wore headlamps and carried pond nets.
Fiction book (2000) -
You'll need waders and a headlamp, or bring along a helper with a light.
Academic text (1996) -
The last of which I had to do in the dark with a headlamp on.
Blog text (11) -
Since I only planned on buying a headlamp that was around $18, I was happy with the $5 off!
Blog text (26) -
Partly to grab a headlamp from the emergency pack near the door.
Fiction book (1996) -
Now, we should put our headlamps on.
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Walking shoulder to shoulder through its rooms in the beam of a headlamp, we were suddenly sobered, hearing nothing but our own breath in the gaunt quarters.
Academic text (2007) -
We labored to see through the haze, searching carefully for snags and shoreline with our headlamps and flashlights.
Fiction book (2002) -
While hiking at night, I wore a headlamp to keep my hands free for climbing.
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I used a headlamp to light the way while I searched for my keys in the dark.
Compounds
A bright car light that shines straight ahead and should only be used when no other cars are near
A very bright car light that can blind other drivers and is used when no cars are nearby
A strong front light on a car used when no other cars come because it can blind drivers
A headlight setting that lights the road without blinding other drivers
A bright car light that shines far and should be used only when no other cars are ahead
A light on a car that makes a low beam to light the road without hurting other drivers' eyes
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Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word headlamp comes from head and lamp, and like headband it shows the item is worn on the head, so a headlamp is a small 'light' you wear to keep your hands free.