a light mounted on a high pole, used to illuminate a street or road
also street′lamp·
streetlight
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streetlight
noun
One of a series of lights that are usually attached to tall poles, are spaced at intervals along a public street or roadway, and are illuminated from dusk to dawn. Also called streetlamp .
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Noun
(countable and uncountable, plural streetlights)
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