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mast

[mast, mahst] / mæst, mɑst /
NOUN
spar
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However, the connections to several remote farms were largely a by-product of the government deciding an electricity supply was needed to three emergency telecommunication masts there.

From BBC

The flags of China and Hong Kong were flown at half mast.

From BBC

A treasure chest lies open by the mast that juts upward from the center of the boat.

From Literature

But now that he was on a mission so focused on finding such a long-sought-after prize, he realized that the tall piece of wood could well have been a mast.

From Literature

It has received lots of investment from mobile operators and the government but has faced several setbacks, particularly as 5G requires a lot of masts because it delivers faster speeds over shorter distances.

From BBC