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searchlight

[surch-lahyt] / ˈsɜrtʃˌlaɪt /




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At night, the crew trained a searchlight across the dark waters to look for growlers—low-floating chunks of ice big enough to puncture a ship.

From The Wall Street Journal

All the camps, whether temporary like Santa Anita or permanent like Manzanar in the Owens Valley, were secured with searchlights, guard towers, barbed wire and armed guards.

From Los Angeles Times

The automated surveillance network being built on the Greek-Turkish border is aimed at detecting migrants early and deterring them from crossing, with river and land patrols using searchlights and long-range acoustic devices.

From Seattle Times

He was a searchlight control officer, acting in a pivotal role against Italian forces.

From Fox News

As the officer in charge of the ship's searchlights, he played a crucial role in this decisive night action.

From BBC