Definition of «bulb»

A bulb is a short stem with one or more flowers that are usually large and showy, such as tulips, hyacinths, and daffodils. It can also refer to a light-emitting diode (LED) which produces light through electroluminescence.

Usage examples

  1. The light bulb in our living room needs to be replaced.
  2. I planted flower bulbs in my garden to bloom in the spring.
  3. My flashlight requires two AA batteries and a bulb to work properly.
  4. The electrician is coming over to install energy-efficient bulbs throughout the house.
  5. I accidentally broke the bulb while changing it, and now I need to buy a replacement.
  6. The tulip bulbs I bought from the nursery are already starting to sprout.
  7. The lamp on my desk has a dimmer switch to control the brightness of the bulb.
  8. The police officer noticed a suspicious package with wires and a light bulb inside.
  9. In ancient times, people used oil lamps with a wick and a glass bulb to light their homes.
  10. My science project involves testing different types of bulbs to see which one produces the most heat.

Sentences with «bulb»

  • A light bulb lit, and they realized that students placed according to their academic level online is needed for every child — not just students with disabilities. (nancyebailey.com)
  • So if you fancy having a few very basic smart bulbs in addition to the mad colours you're putting in other rooms, this is a cheap way to grab a couple. (t3.com)
  • They are planning to replace the current light fixtures with LED bulbs in the coming weeks. (treehugger.com)
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