powerpole
nounUK /ˈpaʊə.pəʊl/
US /ˈpaʊ.ɚ.poʊl/
A tall pole that holds up electric wires so electricity can travel to homes.
A bird sat on top of the powerpole near our house.
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2. A pole used to support overhead power lines along roads and streets.
The workers climbed the powerpole to fix the broken line.
3. In some games and cartoons, a special pole that gives power or energy.
The hero touched the powerpole and got a burst of speed.
4. A tall post carrying electrical cables across a field or railway.
The train tracks run beside a long row of powerpoles.