Definition
Definition of beaconed - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
illuminationRare illuminated or lit up like a beaconRare
- The beaconed path was easy to follow in the dark.
2.
navigationRare marked by a beacon or signal lightRare
- The beaconed tower guided the ships safely to shore.
Origin of beaconed
Old English, beacon (signal/fire) + -ed (provided with)
Examples of beaconed in a sentence
The beaconed streets were a sight to behold. The beaconed path was visible from afar. A beaconed buoy marked the dangerous rocks.
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- French:illuminé, ...
- German:beleuchtet, gekennzeichnet, ...
- Italian:illuminato, segnalato, ...
- Spanish:encendido, señalizado, ...
- Portuguese:iluminado, sinalizado, ...
- Chinese:点亮的, 信号标记的, ...
- Japanese:照らされた, ビーコンで示された, ...
- Arabic:مُنَار, مُعَلَّم بِمَنارَة, ...
- Hebrew:מְאוּר, מְסוּמָּן בְּאִיתוּת, ...
- Russian:освещённый, обозначенный, ...
- Ukrainian:підсвічений, сигнальний, ...
- Hindi:प्रकाशित, संकेतित, ...
Definition of beacon - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
signal firefire or light used as a warning
- The beacon on the hill warned of the approaching army.
2.
inspirational figuresource of inspiration or guidance
- She was a beacon of hope in difficult times.
3.
maritimestructure guiding ships away from danger
- The lighthouse served as a beacon for the sailors.
4.
technologyTECH. electronic device sending signals to nearby devicesTECH.
- The store used a beacon to send offers to customers' phones.
5.
aviationTECH. radio signal marking a flight pathTECH.
- The pilot followed the beacon to reach the airport safely.
Verb
1.
navigationintr. act as a guiding or warning signalintr.
- The lighthouse beacons to warn ships of the rocks.
2.
guidancetr. guide or inspire someonetr.
- Her achievements beacon the way for future generations.
Images of beacon
structure guiding ships away from danger
Expressions with beacon
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person or thing that gives hope or encouragement
The rebuilt school became a beacon of hope for the community.
source of inspiration or guidance
She has always been a beacon of light for her students.
stand out prominently and attractively
Her talent shone like a beacon in the competition.
model or example of democratic principles
The country is often seen as a beacon of democracy in the region.
person or thing that represents truth
She is considered a beacon of truth in journalism.
symbol representing liberty and independence
The statue stood as a beacon of freedom for all who saw it.
light used as a signal or guide
The beacon light on the hill guided the sailors safely to shore.
person or thing showing what is right and good
She is a moral beacon in our community.
person or thing that provides reliable support
In tough times, she was a beacon of stability for her family.
metaphorical source of guidance or inspiration
Her words were a beacon fire in his life.
light device that spins to emit a warning or signal
The rotating beacon on the ambulance flashed brightly in the night.
station sending radio signals to help find direction or position
The pilot used a radio beacon to find the airport.
invisible tool for gathering data on web pages
Marketers rely on web beacons for user data collection.
pole with a flashing orange light for pedestrian crossings
The Belisha beacon was installed at the new zebra crossing.
visual or electronic aid for aircraft landing
The airport installed a new landing beacon for better visibility.
electronic device that sends signals to help others find its position
The hiker activated his locator beacon after getting lost in the mountains.
radio beacon used in aviation to provide position information
The pilot confirmed their position using the marker beacon.
device responding to radar signals for position
Aircraft use radar beacons to confirm their location.
Origin of beacon
Old English, beacen (sign)
Examples of beacon in a sentence
The hikers lit a beacon to signal distress. His words were a beacon for the lost souls. The teacher became a beacon for her students. The buoy acted as a beacon in the fog. A beacon marked the entrance to the harbor. The museum's beacon guided visitors through the exhibit.
Our app uses a beacon to track inventory. The aircraft adjusted its course using the beacon. A beacon guided the emergency landing at night. The tower beacons to guide the lost hikers. The radio tower beacons signals across the region. The leader's vision beaconed the team to success. Her story beaconed hope in the community.
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- French:feu de signalisation, servir de signal, ...
- German:Signalfeuer, signalisieren, ...
- Italian:segnale luminoso, segnalare, ...
- Spanish:faro, guiar, ...
- Portuguese:fogo de sinalização, sinalizar, ...
- Chinese:烽火, 发出信号, ...
- Japanese:信号火, 信号を送る, ...
- Arabic:مِنارَة, أَشَارَ, ...
- Hebrew:מַשּׂוּאָה, לְשַׁמֵּשׁ כְּמִשׁוֹאָה, ...
- Russian:сигнальный огонь, служить маяком, ...
- Ukrainian:сигнальний вогонь, сигналізувати, ...
- Hindi:चेतावनी दीप, संकेत करना, ...
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