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desfile con antorchas
Oxford Spanish Dictionary
by torchlight attr procession/demonstration
con antorchas
Oxford Spanish Dictionary
torchlight [Am ˈtɔrtʃˌlaɪt, Brit ˈtɔːtʃlʌɪt] N U
by torchlight
a la luz de la(s) antorcha(s)
by torchlight attr procession/demonstration
con antorchas
procession [Am prəˈsɛʃən, Brit prəˈsɛʃ(ə)n] N
procession
desfile m
procession REL
procesión f
a funeral procession
un cortejo fúnebre
an endless procession of grey days
una interminable sucesión de días grises
in procession
en procesión
in the PONS Dictionary
torchlight procession N
torchlight procession
desfile m con antorchas
in the PONS Dictionary
procession [prəˈseʃən] N
1. procession:
procession
desfile m
funeral procession
cortejo m fúnebre
to go in procession
desfilar
2. procession REL:
procession
procesión f
3. procession fig:
procession
serie f
torchlight [ˈtɔ:tʃlaɪt, Am ˈtɔ:rtʃ-] N no pl
torchlight (electric)
luz f de linterna
torchlight (burning)
luz f de antorcha
in the PONS Dictionary
torchlight procession N
torchlight procession
desfile m con antorchas
in the PONS Dictionary
procession [prə·ˈseʃ·ən] N
1. procession:
procession
desfile m
funeral procession
cortejo m fúnebre
to go in procession
desfilar
2. procession REL:
procession
procesión f
3. procession fig:
procession
serie f
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His void is a torchlight that temporarily blinds its target in a sphere of complete darkness.
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They even escorted the team with a torchlight parade, another tradition that still lives today.
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They used poisons to catch fish, caught flounders by torchlight, and speared alligators in the eye.
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Because candlelight and torchlight were troublesome, power and fixture lighting was installed throughout to illuminate the walking track and the cave's unique features.
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Its night-time torchlight services are especially popular.
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