pylon
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The meaning (definition) of the word pylon
a tall metal tower that holds up electric wires
The word pylon used in a sentence
“A tall pylon carries wires that bring electricity to our houses.”
Words that mean the same as pylon (synonyms)
towerpost
The plural of the word pylon
pylons
How the word pylon is said around the world
| French | pylône (peelohn) |
| Spanish | pilón (peelohn) |
| Mandarin | 塔架 (tǎ jià) |
| Hindi | खंभा (kumbah) |
| Arabic | عمود (ahmood) |
| Russian | пилон (pilon) |
| Portuguese (EU) | torre (tawri) |
| Portuguese (BR) | torre (tawkhew) |
| Japanese | 鉄塔 (tettou) |
| German | Pylon (pewlohn) |
| Urdu | پائلن (pyluhn) |
| Punjabi | ਪਾਈਲਨ (pyluhn) |
| Korean | 철탑 (ceoltab) |
| Hebrew | עמוד |
| Greek | πυλώνας (pulonas) |
| Dutch | mast (mahst) |
| Tagalog | poste (pohstuh) |
| Vietnamese | cột trụ (koht choo) |
| Turkish | direk (deerek) |
| Persian | دکل برق (dahkahl bahrk) |
| Polish | pylon (pilawn) |
| Ukrainian | пілон (pilon) |
| Bengali | পাইলন (pylawn) |
| Swedish | pylon (pewlawn) |
| Italian | pilone (peelohnay) |
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