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high beam

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high beam
n.
The beam of a vehicle's headlight that provides long-range illumination.
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Noun1.high beam - the beam of a car's headlights that provides distant illumination
light beam, ray, ray of light, beam of light, shaft of light, irradiation, beam, shaft - a column of light (as from a beacon)


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Further highly advanced assistance and infotainment systems are available as an option and include among others climate-controlled comfort seats, high beam assist, adaptive light including cornering lights and for the first time also a special superhighway beam.
Audi is the world's first automaker to use LEDs for the high beam, low beam, daytime running lights and turn signals, according to the statement.
Byline: ANI Islamabad, July 22 (ANI): Pakistan Prime Minister Yousuf Raza Gilani's son was caught by traffic police using a high beam and had to pay a fine for violating traffic rules.
 
 
 
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