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Перевод: beacon

[существительное]
сигнальный огонь; сигнальный фонарь; желтый сигнальный фонарь; маяк ; радиомаяк ; бакен ; буй ; сигнальная башня; предостережение;
[глагол]
освещать сигнальными огнями; светить; указывать путь; служить маяком

Тезаурус:

1. And it is significant that for many of them the beacon light is Britain - yes, Margaret Thatcher's Britain."
2. the Mucking Flat lighthouse, a beacon on iron piles placed to warn ships of shallow water.
3. The Beacon - Woodhouse Eaves.
4. The bonfires of the beacon chain were again built and guarded.
5. Then off they go, into the wide sea, following the instinctive beacon which tells them to travel in that direction.
6. Beacon Hill
7. The beacon was lit, and answering bonfires spread the happy news throughout the Maclean lands.
8. Her red hair was a beacon in the night - a flame in which he had long since been charred.
9. Captain Bowen said it was possible commercial aircraft did not pick up a signal from the emergency beacon, and the radio messages could have been confused with another vessel.
10. The spectacle from The Beacon at the top of the Down was fantastic.
11. Flames of doubt were fanned by the crew's insistence that they had activated the emergency radio beacon for a week, though it was not picked up.
12. I recommend Vinca major, Vinca minor, Brachyglottis (or Senecio ) greyi, Potentilla "Tangerine", Spiraea "Goldflame", Lamium maculatum "Beacon Silver", Rosa "Paulii", Rosa "Essex", Stephanandra incisa "Crispa", Juniperus "Blue Carpet", Geranium "Johnson's Blue", Pachysandra terminalis and the lowgrowing helianthemums.
13. Do not rely on flying beacon to beacon - there aren't many, and the mountainous terrain makes reception much more difficult than you might imagine or than Bottlang would suggest.