flashlight
lampu suluh
definition
noun
They walked through and then it was so dark and spooky, the light of the flashlight was out of batteries.
a battery-operated portable light.
Hundreds and hundreds of flashlights are signalling us… strobe lights, flares.
a flashing light used for signals and in lighthouses.
translation of 'flashlight'
noun
lampu suluh
example
They walked through and then it was so dark and spooky, the light of the 'flashlight' was out of batteries.
A man walking in front with a 'flashlight' would have provided better illumination.
I found a 'flashlight' in the kitchen junk-drawer.
A good 'flashlight' and extra batteries is always in the hunting gear somewhere, and I almost always have a multi-tool on my belt.
When I did eventually find a 'flashlight' , the damn batteries were dead!
Trey searched diligently with his 'flashlight' as he proceeded painfully slowly.
Around midnight I managed to find a 'flashlight' .
And with dawning horror, Sally realized that the 'flashlight' 's batteries were dead.
I snap photos of the crowning, by the light of 'flashlight' .
Come get your blankets, your fallout shelter supplies, your 'flashlights' !
All my friends had the 'flashlights' and fresh batteries on them.
And we have our 'flashlights' and batteries and everything else lined up.
‘Two 'flashlights' , extra batteries is what I got,’ said Mark.
Get their 'flashlights' and their batteries and a water bottle ready.
The artificial light cast by the 'flashlights' and reporter bulbs lit the scene ahead, blotted out by the moving figures and crowd of people.
Behind there was the lighthouse sweep of 'flashlights' traversing empty space.
Scanning its interior with our 'flashlights' , beautiful shades of reds and yellows reverberated back at us.
Under a pile of dirty laundry, she retrieved two large 'flashlights' and some batteries.
Hardware such as nails, screws, tools, axes, mops, brooms, rakes, rope, tubs, mousetraps, 'flashlights' , batteries, and barbed wire could be purchased.
Hundreds and hundreds of 'flashlights' are signalling us… strobe lights, flares.
Unfortunately, due to fire regulations candles can't be used, so people attending are asked to bring 'flashlights' instead.
They walked back towards number 20, talking in whispers and turning their 'flashlights' occasionally to check their location.
Exploration of caves and locating art on the walls can usually be accomplished with lightweight, helmet-mounted caving lamps and small portable 'flashlights' .
I love it, but how did you get the blanket and 'flashlights' here?
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