lantern in the PONS Dictionary

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Then he came across a lantern, which he carries with him.
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The station was built in 1905 and it characterised as a white building with red trim; with the lantern painted red.
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Such a concentrated effort resulted in a distinctive local style of lantern clock.
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It rises 17 stories from its base to its lantern.
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There was also the challenge of keeping the lantern glass clean of airborne deposits of clay particles from the nearby clay cliffs.
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The magic lantern is the clearest precedent of cinema both as technique and as spectacle.
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The lantern has been blown off the tower twice; sometime in the 1990s the original iron one was replaced by one made of wood.
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He also used up to four simultaneous lantern projectors to simultaneously display different aspects of a case being discussed.
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His body is burned as the fire his lantern started spreads.
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There is a lantern at the top of the tower, which also contains a spiral staircase.
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