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pylon

[pahy-lon] / ˈpaɪ lɒn /


NOUN
gateway
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Features seen in the pictures, including pylons, storage units and markings on paved areas, matched with satellite imagery.

From BBC

Through the LEI, the National Grid funds projects that reduce the visual impact of electricity pylons.

From BBC

He acknowledged there were "expense issues" with such a plan, and said that in "some places you will have to have pylons".

From BBC

Climbing an electricity pylon - symbolising the infrastructure that was ruined during the devastating storm - and rapping at the same time, he appeared to pay tribute to the people who died in the 2017 Hurricane Maria.

From BBC

Seguro and Ventura have drastically rewritten their election scripts and appearances to focus on the towns and villages worst hit by floods, where the storm has torn down buildings and pylons.

From Barron's