lamp
noun/læmp/
/læmp/
- a device that uses electricity, oil or gas to produce light
灯 - a desk/bedside lamp
台灯；床头灯 - a street lamp
路灯 - an oil lamp
油灯 - (British English) a paraffin lamp
煤油灯,石油灯 - (especially North American English) a kerosene lamp
煤油灯 - a fluorescent/halogen lamp
荧光灯/卤素灯 - to switch on/turn off a lamp
开灯；关灯
Extra ExamplesTopics Houses and homesa2- An oil lamp burned in the darkness.
一盏油灯在黑暗中发着光。 - The study was lit only by a small lamp.
书房只有一盏小灯亮着。 - He got into bed and switched off the bedside lamp.
他躺到床上，关掉了床头灯。 - She could see the rain in the light of the street lamps.
透过路灯的光亮，她可以看到雨。 - There were oil lamps hanging over the veranda.
阳台上挂着油灯。
Oxford Collocations Dictionaryadjective- bedside
- desk
- floor
- …
- light
- switch on
- turn on
- …
- illuminate something
- light something
- burn
- …
- shade
- a desk/bedside lamp
- an electrical device that produces rays of heat and that is used for medical or scientific purposes
（理疗用的）发热灯；（科学上用的）射线照射器 - an infrared/ultraviolet lamp
红外线灯；紫外线灯 - The specimen was viewed under an ultraviolet lamp.
那标本是在紫外线灯光下观看的。
- an infrared/ultraviolet lamp
Word OriginMiddle English: via Old French from late Latin lampada, from Latin lampas, lampad- ‘torch’, from Greek.