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lightship

/ˈlaɪt.ʃɪp/

Traduction: Navire ancré à un endroit précis, équipé d'un puissant feu et souvent d'un signal sonore de brume, servant d'aide à la navigation pour les autres navires, généralement là où la construction d'un phare fixe est impossible.

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/ˈlaɪt.ʃɪp/C1formal
  • frNavire ancré à un endroit précis, équipé d'un puissant feu et souvent d'un signal sonore de brume, servant d'aide à la navigation pour les autres navires, généralement là où la construction d'un phare fixe est impossible.

A ship equipped with a powerful light and often a fog signal, anchored in a specific location to serve as a navigational aid for other vessels, typically where a permanent lighthouse cannot be built.

  1. Floating lighthouseC1formal

    A ship that is equipped with a powerful light and anchored in a specific location to serve as a navigational aid, typically used where building a permanent lighthouse is not feasible.

    frBateau-phare

    • The lightship was anchored near the dangerous reef to warn passing vessels.
    • Crew members lived on the lightship for months at a time.
    • Modern technology has largely replaced traditional lightships with automated buoys.
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  • lightships plural form
  • lightships' possessive plural form
  • lightship's possessive singular form
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