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A torch is a portable light source made by burning combustible material, traditionally used to illuminate dark spaces before modern electric lighting became available. Torches remain culturally significant today, as seen in events like Bonfire Night celebrations where they're carried to mark traditions and create dramatic visual spectacles.
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- different from
- flashlight
- partially coincident with
- incendiary weapon
- symbolizes
- Age of Enlightenment
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Une torche est un instrument qui se présente sous la forme d’un bâton que l’on enflamme à une extrémité pour pouvoir éclairer.
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