Pylon (noun) Definition, Meaning & Examples

noun
  1. a marking post or tower for guiding aviators, frequently used in races.
  2. a relatively tall structure at the side of a gate, bridge, or avenue, marking an entrance or approach.
  3. a monumental tower forming the entrance to an ancient Egyptian temple, consisting either of a pair of tall quadrilateral masonry masses with sloping sides and a doorway between them or of one such mass pierced with a doorway.
  4. a steel tower or mast carrying high-tension lines, telephone wires, or other cables and lines.
  5. a finlike device used to attach engines, auxiliary fuel tanks, bombs, etc., to an aircraft wing or fuselage.
noun
  1. a large vertical steel tower-like structure supporting high-tension electrical cables
  2. a post or tower for guiding pilots or marking a turning point in a race
  3. a streamlined aircraft structure for attaching an engine pod, external fuel tank, etc, to the main body of the aircraft
  4. a monumental gateway, such as one at the entrance to an ancient Egyptian temple
  5. a temporary artificial leg
Pylon (noun) Definition, Meaning & Examples

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