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Sentence #22278

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Objectivesea Objectivesea September 7, 2014 September 7, 2014 at 4:01:25 PM UTC link Permalink

For the battery-operated portable light, "flashlight" is the predominant usage in North American English; "torch" is primarily British. Throughout the English-speaking world, "torch" also means a stick with burning fuel at the tip, and it has a specialized meaning for the lit baton that is passed from runner to runner during pre-Olympics propaganda.

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She shone her torch on the floor in front of us.

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She shone her torch onto the floor before us.

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She shone her flashlight onto the floor before us.

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She shone her torch onto the floor before us.

edited by Objectivesea, September 7, 2014