Pavement light
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pavement light
[′pāv·mənt ‚līt] (civil engineering)
A window built into the surface of a pavement to admit daylight to a space below ground level.
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Pavement light
Thick, translucent glass disks or prisms, set into a section of pavement to transmit light to a space below.
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pavement light
Heavy glass disks or prisms set into a pavement to convey light to a space beneath.
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