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headlamp Definition

head·lamp (hedlamp′)

noun

Chiefly Brit. headlight

headlamp Usage Examples

Converse of object

  • dip: They can't be lower than 250mm, or higher than the highest point of the dipped beam headlamp.
  • use: Ice Screen Will fit bikes with a single round headlight using the headlamp mounting brackets.

Adjective modifier

  • directional: The new generation of electronically controlled directional headlamps enhances the driver's visibility considerably on bends.
  • twin: The front end styling is different too, with twin headlamps either side of the radiator grille and a two-piece blind.
  • front: Another element destined to give example is the front headlamp.
  • large: Bicycle style handlebars were fitted and underneath these was a large round headlamp.
  • main: He too, incorrectly placed the main road car headlamps on Battlesbury Hill.
  • new: A huge discovery at the races last year was the new LED headlamps that were out there.

Modifies a noun

  • nacelle: The headlamp nacelle is the major departure in terms of new bits, and leads to many other details.
  • washer: Five things, in no particular order, that really annoy me: 1 ) Headlamp washers.
  • reflector: I was also advised on the condition of my headlamp reflectors, both a bit dull.
  • bulb: Osram Super 30 % can throw considerably more light up to 30 % than normal headlamp bulbs.
  • beam: Regardless of local requirements, it is wise to adjust headlamp beam for driving on the right.
  • lens: The headlamp lens should not have any hole or a crack that could let in water.

Noun used with modifier

  • xenon: Xenon headlamps, whose light output is twice that of halogen bulbs, are also available.
  • halogen: The average low beam range of a regular halogen headlamp is approximately 40 meters.
  • chrome: The forks are fitted with the BSA shrouds and topped off with the neat chrome headlamp shell.
  • beam: They can't be lower than 250mm, or higher than the highest point of the dipped beam headlamp.
  • replacement: Brake pads front and rear are about £ 49 and £ 50 respectively and a replacement headlamp is close to £ 70.
  • car: Move, Jo leaps out of the way looking like a startled rabbit caught in car headlamps.