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1. (n.) chandelier
a decorative, sometimes ornate light fixture suspended from a ceiling, usu. having branched supports for a number of lights.
Etymology: (1655–65; < F: lit., something that holds candles; see chandler)
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1. (noun) chandelier, pendant, pendent
branched lighting fixture; often ornate; hangs from the ceiling
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1. (noun) chandelier
a candlestick, lamp, stand, gas fixture, or the like, having several branches; esp., one hanging from the ceiling
2. (noun) chandelier
a movable parapet, serving to support fascines to cover pioneers
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Sense: a frame with many holders for lights, which hangs from the ceiling.
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 Afrikaans: kandelaar, kroonlugter |
 Arabic: ثُريّـا ، نَجَفَه |
 Bulgarian: полиелей |
 Brazilian: candelabro |
 Czech: lustr |
 German: der Kronleuchter |
 Danish: lysekrone |
 Greek: πολυέλαιος |
 Spanish: araña (de luces) |
 Estonian: kroonlühter |
 Farsi: چلچراغ؛ چراغ چند شاخه |
 Finnish: kynttelikkö |
 French: lustre |
 Hebrew: נִבְרֶשֶת |
 Hindi: झाड़-फानूस |
 Croatian: višekraki luster |
 Hungarian: csillár |
 Indonesian: kandil |
 Icelandic: ljósakróna |
 Italian: lampadario |
 Japanese: シャンデリア |
 Korean: 샹들리에 |
 Lithuanian: sietynas |
 Latvian: lustra |
 Malay: candelier |
 Dutch: kroonluchter |
 Norwegian: lysekrone |
 Polish: żyrandol |
 Persian: چلچراغ؛ چراغ چند شاخه |
 Pashto: قنديل، شمع دان |
 Portuguese: candelabro |
 Romanian: candelabru |
 Russian: люстра |
 Slovak: svietnik |
 Slovenian: lestenec |
 Serbian: luster |
 Swedish: ljuskrona |
 Thai: โคมไฟระย้า |
 Turkish: avize |
 Taiwanese: 水晶吊燈 |
 Ukrainian: канделябр, люстра |
 Urdu: فانوس |
 Vietnamese: đèn chùm |
 Chinese: 枝形吊灯 |
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