Definition of sidelamp in English:

sidelamp

nounˈsʌɪdlamp

A lamp placed at the side of something.
Example sentencesExamples
- One serves the sidelamps, one the tail and plate lamps and the third goes to the rheostat for the dash lamps.
- The headlights are acetylene and it has kerosene sidelamps.
- The Hella lamps seem to usually incorporate the sidelamps, as they used the separate sidelamp nacelles for direction indicator lamps.
- With the ignition off the sidelamps only come on.
- They are somewhat brighter than sidelamps, but may not be used in situations where full headlamps or dipped lamps are required.
- This energises the headlamps with approximately one-sixth of their normal power so that the vehicle cannot be driven using sidelamps alone.
- On later cars, (with ‘square’ sidelamps) there is a metal assembly behind the front panel.
- Help please - I can find the sidelamps, even touch the back of them, but how on earth do I remove them for replacement?

单词	sidelamp
释义	Definition of sidelamp in English: sidelamp nounˈsʌɪdlamp A lamp placed at the side of something. Example sentencesExamples One serves the sidelamps, one the tail and plate lamps and the third goes to the rheostat for the dash lamps. The headlights are acetylene and it has kerosene sidelamps. The Hella lamps seem to usually incorporate the sidelamps, as they used the separate sidelamp nacelles for direction indicator lamps. With the ignition off the sidelamps only come on. They are somewhat brighter than sidelamps, but may not be used in situations where full headlamps or dipped lamps are required. This energises the headlamps with approximately one-sixth of their normal power so that the vehicle cannot be driven using sidelamps alone. On later cars, (with ‘square’ sidelamps) there is a metal assembly behind the front panel. Help please - I can find the sidelamps, even touch the back of them, but how on earth do I remove them for replacement?
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