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power pylon

 

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Noun power pylon has 1 sense
  1. pylon, power pylon - a large vertical steel tower supporting high-tension power lines; "power pylons are a favorite target for terrorists"
    --1 is a kind of tower

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Power Pylon

Description:

A power pylon, also known as an electric or transmission tower, is a tall structure designed to support electrical transmission lines. These towers are primarily used to carry high-voltage power lines over long distances, ensuring a reliable distribution of electricity from power plants to various locations.

Sample sentences:

Noun (popular usage):

  1. The power pylon stood tall against the backdrop of the countryside.
  2. The sleek design of the latest power pylons helps minimize visual impact on the landscape.

Noun (local usage):

  1. The construction of the new power pylon was completed, improving electricity supply to the remote village.
  2. We noticed a curious bird perched on top of the power pylon near our house.

Adjective (popular usage):

  1. The power pylon installation requires experienced engineers to ensure safety.
  2. Due to the high voltage, power pylon maintenance tasks must be carried out by trained professionals.

Adjective (local usage):

  1. The villagers held a meeting to discuss the potential health risks associated with living near a power pylon.
  2. The local arts festival decorated the nearby power pylons with vibrant colors, creating an inspiring sight.

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