lamp

lamp — 名詞

1. a device that produces light, designed to stand on a surface or the floor, usual

1.名詞A2
釋義

燈具

桌上或地上的照明設備

a device that produces light, designed to stand on a surface or the floor, usually with a cover or shade that softens or directs the glow

例句

Tara switched on her desk lamp to read the small print on the contract.

Tara 打開了桌上的檯燈,好閱讀合約上的細小字體。

collocation: desk lamp

Bilal knocked over the bedside lamp while reaching for his phone in the dark.

Bilal 在黑暗中伸手拿手機時,打翻了床頭燈。

同義詞
  • light

    broader term; can refer to any source of illumination, including ceiling fixtures and car headlights

  • lantern

    a portable or hanging light source, often with a glass covering, used outdoors or for decoration

常見錯誤

I bought a new light lamp for my bedroom.
I bought a new lamp for my bedroom.
💡'light' and 'lamp' are not used together; 'lamp' already refers to a source of light.

2. a device that gives off a specific form of light or heat, used for medical treat

2.名詞B2
釋義

專用燈

醫療或科學用途的光線設備

a device that gives off a specific form of light or heat, used for medical treatment, scientific research, or industrial purposes

例句

The dermatologist gave Takeshi UV lamp treatment twice a week for his skin condition.

皮膚科醫生每週替 Takeshi 進行兩次 UV 燈治療,改善他的皮膚狀況。

collocation: UV lamp

Mira dried the clay pots under an infrared lamp before painting them.

Mira 將陶土坯放在紅外線燈下烘乾,然後才開始上色。

同義詞
  • light source

    a more general scientific term for anything that emits light

  • emitter

    technical term used in engineering and physics for a device that releases light or heat

用法筆記

Lamps of this type are usually identified by their specific name (e.g. UV lamp, heat lamp) rather than by the word lamp alone.

常見錯誤

The doctor prescribed me lamp therapy.
The doctor prescribed me UV lamp therapy.
💡With specialized lamps, always name the specific type to avoid confusion with household lamps.

lamp — 動詞