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Telegraph Pole

A telegraph pole, also known as a telephone pole or utility pole, is a tall structure made of wood, concrete, or metal that is used to support overhead power lines and communication cables, such as telegraph, telephone, and internet cables. It plays a vital role in the transmission and distribution of electrical power and communication signals.

Usage Examples:

As a Noun:

• The telegraph pole stood tall, carrying numerous electric wires along the street.
• He leaned against the telegraph pole and waited for the bus to arrive.
• The birds often perch themselves on top of the telegraph poles.

As a Verb:

• The workers telegraphed the pole to ensure proper installation of the electrical cables.
• She telegraphed the position of the telegraph pole to her teammate during the game.
• They telegraphed the news by attaching announcements to the telegraph poles.

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