ˈoil lamp N
lamp [læmp] N
I. oil [ɔɪl] N
1. oil (lubricant):
3. oil FOOD:
4. oil (for cosmetic use):
5. oil (oil-based paints):
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The modern logo is a stylised oil lamp in a circle.
en.wikipedia.org Shadows are cast using an oil lamp or, in modern times, a halogen light, onto a cotton cloth background.
en.wikipedia.org On inclement days passengers used to shelter under the bridge as the platform was a very basic affair with name board and oil lamp.
en.wikipedia.org This was a major development of the traditional oil lamp, which introduced a glass chimney above the flame to increase air-flow.
en.wikipedia.org A binnacle may be subdivided into sections and its contents typically include one or more compasses and an oil lamp or other light source.
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www.goethe.de Out of the silent play of hands before the fire, before the light of a torch, of an oil lamp, of a candle, appeared dogs, rabbits, birds, witches and gnomes.
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Aus dem stummen Spiel der Hände vor dem Feuer, vor dem Licht einer Fackel, einer Öllampe, einer Kerze erschienen Hunde, Hasen, Vögel, Hexen und Gnome.
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www.see-this-sound.at As early as 1789, Erasmus Darwin suggested using Argand lamps (advanced oil lamps) as an improvement on Guyot’s Musique oculaire.[3] Bulbs with carbon filaments appeared after 1840.
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Schon Erasmus Darwin hatte 1789 als mögliche Verbesserung von Guyots Musique oculaire vorgeschlagen, Argand-Lampen (verbesserte Öllampen) zu verwenden.[3] Glühlampen mit Kohlestäbchen kamen ab 1840 auf.
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pistoia.guidatoscana.it Of more recent vintage is the sculpture group of "Around the Sun" by the artist pistoiese Roberto Barni, works in bronze depicting three young blindfolded with an oil lamp in his right hand.
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Der jüngeren Jahrgang ist die Skulptur der Gruppe "Rund um die Sonne" von der Künstlerin Pistoiese Roberto Barni, Werke in Bronze Darstellung drei junge Augen mit einer Öllampe in seiner rechten Hand.
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www.bam.de The traditional but dangerous lamp oils are more versatile in use, however families with infants should only keep oil lamps and torches with a child-safe burner ( see Joint BAM BfR press release of 18 April 2007 ).
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Die klassischen aber gefährlichen Lampenöle sind vielseitiger verwendbar, sollten jedoch in Haushalten mit Kleinkindern in Öllampen und -fackeln mit kindersicherem Brenner ( siehe BAM-BfR-Pressemitteilung vom 18. April 2007 ) eingesetzt werden.
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www.luther-in-thueringen.com On heavy, wooden tables under the glow of oil lamps and candles, you can feast on dishes prepared according to traditional recipes.
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An schweren, hölzernen Tafeln im Schein von Öllampen und Kerzen labt man sich hier an Speisen nach originalen Rezepten.
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