lighthouse
Pronunciation: [ˈlaɪthaʊs]
Word
Context: “navigation”
(noun) a tall structure, usually by the sea, that guides ships safely by lighting up the water at night or in bad weather. It's like a big flashlight but for boats, helping them find their way.
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The lighthouse guided the sailors safely into the harbor during the storm.
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Without the lighthouse, the ships struggled to navigate the dangerous rocks.
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What do you think the lighthouse helps the ships avoid?
Context: “architecture”
(noun) a building or tower that has a light at the top to help with navigation. It often has a unique design and can be found in many coastal areas.
Example
The lighthouse is a beautiful landmark that attracts many tourists.
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The old lighthouse was in such poor condition that it couldn't be used anymore.
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Have you ever visited a lighthouse and climbed to the top?
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