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Перевод: lantern

[существительное]
фонарь ; световая камера маяка; фонарь верхнего света; цевочное колесо

Тезаурус:

1. She gave him her best smile, liking what she saw under the porch lantern.
2. Here too is Lutyens's design for a fowl house, a wooden building perched on staddle stones with lantern and a thatched roof, a residence to please the most demanding chicken.
3. A little later, as filmmakers began to expend the medium's storytelling capacities, they drew from the techniques developed for the magic lantern or diorama and audiences saw a woman interrupting her husband in the act of kissing the maid, or a miller grappling with chimney sweeps in front of a windmill.
4. Taking his lantern the watchman followed and although there was no other entrance but from the porter's room, he could find no trace of his antagonists.
5. Once the glass was full he held it up to the lantern that hung from the awning's strut and toasted whichever patient had paid for that afternoon's bonefishing.
6. Then we decorated the school ready for a really splendid children's tea in the afternoon, which was usually followed by a lantern slide show in the evening for the parents, also very enjoyable.
7. In some parts of the West Country Jack's magical lantern, glimmering in the marshes, is regarded as a lucky charm.
8. I MISSED the first performance of Peter Thompson's Chinese Lantern Music at last year's Summer Serenade, was so delighted to hear the complete work - the third in a series of commissions for local composers - played by the Petersfield Area Youth Orchestra on Wednesday.
9. The castle-like old lighthouse, built of Aberdeen granite, has lost its lantern housing, and is now a private dwelling.
10. The Lantern House
11. An ormolu hall lantern hangs in the top corner
12. He had let the dealer from Hadleigh come, a man called Evans or Owens, one of those Welsh names, and sold him a brass lantern and two little carved tables and the sherry glasses.
13. One had a lantern, but it was shrouded by a cloth, a deep, hidden glow like subterranean fires far beneath the earth.