Converse of object

• erect: He has a story to tell about pylons erected at night in Tuscany to avoid protest!

• propose: The start marked by a crane supported banner only one third the height of the proposed pylons.

• remove: Work is already under way to remove 40 pylons in east London and put the cables underground.

• build: We had to turn the lights on in a house, by building pylons to move the power along.

Adjective modifier

• giant: Her defeat was a blow to all who object to the giant pylons.

• overhead: Much of the land is fragmented, polluted and divided by waterways, overhead pylons, roads and railways.

• electric: Electric pylons for carrying cables across navigable rivers are among the tallest structures in the country.

• massive: In Denderah we have an example of the second group, in which the massive pylon is omitted.

• huge: Dominating the skyline are two huge pylons which carry the National Grid across the river.

Modifies a noun

• collecting: Unfortunately, electricity pylon number collecting is not the only pastime popular during August.

• enthusiast: No pylon enthusiast worth their salt would normally dream of taking measures against their allies, the anglers.

• collector: Electricity pylon number collectors want the right to roam.

• line: Not a road, real habitation or pylon line in sight.

• route: HBP handed out a letter to shareholders on their way into the meeting about the proposed pylon route through Ullapool.

• number: Electricity pylon number collectors want the right to roam.

Noun used with modifier

• underwing: It is mounted in the underwing pylons provided by DLR upon request.

• floodlight: The ground also benefits from having some striking floodlight pylons at each corner of the ground.

• electricity: Do not let your child fly a kite near electricity pylons.

• wing: The Eagle can carry up to 4 of these on the wing pylons.

• steel: In the meantime a new type of steel pylon is being erected from the power station to a point near Sheffield.