English to Spanish Meaning of chandelier - candelabro

Chandelier :
candelabro

arbusto, grupo, matorral, candelabro, candelero, girándula

candelabrolámparas de araña
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Definitions of chandelier in English
Noun(1) branched lighting fixture; often ornate; hangs from the ceiling
Examples of chandelier in English
(1) A giant chandelier hovered over them lit with many candles illuminating the room.(2) My dark brown hair was shining in the light from the candles in the chandelier and the brackets on the walls.(3) The room is dark and the only light comes from a chandelier which he holds like a torch.(4) It used to light up a room better than a crystal chandelier that used thirty light bulbs.(5) Ladies wore flashy jewelry that caught the light of the chandeliers and sparkled brilliantly.(6) Katherine grinned as she was swept to the left by the waltz, her eyes gleaming underneath the light of the crystal chandeliers .(7) A soft laugh slipped from his lips as his green eyes twinkled with the light from the overhead chandeliers .(8) A hundred strings and chains dangled candle lamps and small chandeliers at about ten foot.(9) When we entered the beautifully adorned hallway, I was star struck by the lights of the chandeliers .(10) They reached towards the chandeliers and light fixtures.(11) Investigation showed it was caused by chandeliers of lights suspended from parachutes slowly drifting above the roof-tops.(12) Candle chandeliers hung one after another, leading up to a beautiful stained glass window, laced with silver like trickles of sky.(13) His interior pieces on display include medieval banquet tables, slender candlesticks and chandeliers , and mirrors.(14) Iron sconces and several large chandeliers lit the dining room brightly.(15) The light from candlelit chandeliers cast a soft and erratic glow upon her skin.(16) Inside, the church was stuffed with branches of greenery and hundreds of real candles in polished chandeliers .
Related Phrases of chandelier
(1) chandelier ::
candelabro
Synonyms
Noun
1. pendent ::
pendiente
2. pendant ::
colgante
Different Forms
chandelier, chandeliers
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