telescopes

英 [ˈtelɪskəʊps]

美 [ˈtelɪskoʊps]

n.  望远镜
telescope的复数

柯林斯词典

• N-COUNT 望远镜
  Atelescopeis a long instrument shaped like a tube. It has lenses inside it that make distant things seem larger and nearer when you look through it.
  1. It's hoped that the telescope will enable scientists to see deeper into the universe than ever before.
     人们希望望远镜能使科学家看到比以往更遥远的宇宙深处。

双语例句

• From space, Skylab's telescopes would be able to see very clearly.
  但是，从太空用天空实验室的望远镜就能够看得一清二楚。
• Astronomers have scanned the complete sky with various telescopes and detected pulsars in the Milky Way and nearby globular clusters.
  天文学家们已经用多种望远镜扫描了整个天空，探测到了银河系内和球状星团附近的脉冲星。
• On the earth, we can look at the stars and plants through telescopes.
  在地球上我们可以通过望远镜看到星星和行星。
• Astronomers watch the stars through big telescopes.
  天文学家通过大型望远镜观察星星。
• Will her children and grandchildren fend off the grave with surreal gizmos like microscopic eye telescopes and robotic arms?
  将她的孩子和孙子们抵御和严重的眼睛像小发明望远镜与超现实的微观机械臂？
• In large telescopes this scheme has many advantages, both theoretical and practical.
  在大型望远镜中，这种构型的理论上和实用上都有许多优点。
• This chain eventually led to jet aircraft, nuclear power, and giant radio telescopes.
  这一链条后来导致了喷气式飞机，原子能和巨型射电望远镜的发明。
• Most astronomical telescopes are on top of peaks.
  多数天文望远镜都在山顶上。
• Glass is used to make spectacles, microscopes and telescopes.
  玻璃通常用于制造眼镜、显微镜和望远镜。
• Modern astronomers are accustomed to using large telescopes and other complex instruments to study the sky.
  近代的天文学家习惯于使用大型望远镜及其他一些复杂仪器来研究天象。