Results for: headlight beam
English English
headlight beamlow beam
(Computers) document used as a foundation for new documents having a uniform style; cutting tool, master, master molecule, pattern, short beamtemplate
accounting book in which debits and credits are recorded, financial record book, horizontal gravestone, scaffolding beamledger
air or water current, beam of light, brook, creek, river; flow of water or other liquid; constant outpouring, constant flow, continuous series, float freely, flow in large quantities, flow; pour out from; arrive in large numbers; flow freely; blow, wav...stream
any vertical passageway; slender body of an arrow or spear; pole, rod; beam, ray; slender handle; column, long cylindrical pillar; long revolving bar used to transfer motion or torque to gears or other parts (Machinery), body of column, body of penis, ...shaft
apparatus for projecting light, intense projected light, lamp which can direct a powerful beam of light in any directionsearchlight
appear momentarily, badge on uniform or vehicle, beam, gleam, flare; spark; brief news dispatch; outbreak; split-second; flash of a camera; showiness, brief moment, bright lighting used in photography, catch fire suddenly, coat something for protection...flash
arm of starfish, beam of energy, beam of light, beam; flicker, gleam; trace or hint of something (i.e. ray of hope), bright streak from lunar crater, emit light, extend in lines, flat fish, half-line, line extending from pointray
attach something at one end, build supporting columns, extend like cantilever, projection supported at one end, supporting beam, supporting bracket, wing with no external bracecantilever
balance beam, broad smile, change circumstances suddenly, connecting lever in engine, flow of radiation, guiding signal, horizontal part of balance, horizontal structural support, line of light, main supporting shaft, ray of light; radio wave; broad sm...beam
bar of bony tissue, rod-shaped cell, rod-shaped support in an organ, structure which resembles a beam (Botany, Anatomy)trabecula
beam along ridge of roof, horizontal tent pole, ridge piece, rooftreeridgepole; ridgetree
beam between supports, horizontal supporting beam in a structurecrossbeam
beam embedded in wall, decoration at bottom of page, end, part of stringed instrument, piece or part placed at the end of something; small piece of wood on a violin or other instrument to which the strings are fastened; ornamental design at the bottom ...tailpiece
beam holding sail at angle, campaign for somebody, connecting spar for aircraft, deep loud bird or animal noise, extendable overhead pole, floating barrier, loud deep sound, make a loud deep sound, din; rapid prosperity; shaft of a microphone; horizont...boom
 

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