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telescope English

Meaning telescope meaning

What does telescope mean?
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telescope Noun

— A telescope is a machine that is made up of a tube and lenses that is used to make things that are far away look larger. Often used by astronomers Freddy used the telescope to see the mountain fifty miles away.

telescope

— verb crush together or collapse In the accident, the cars telescoped my hiking sticks telescope and can be put into the backpack — noun a magnifier of images of distant objects — verb make smaller or shorter the novel was telescoped into a short play

Synonyms telescope synonyms

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Telescope English » English

Telescopium telescope

Topics telescope topics

What do people use telescope to talk about?
Person Sense, perceive See

Something used to see

Conjugation telescope conjugation

How do you conjugate telescope?

telescope · verb

Examples telescope examples

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Simple sentences

We can see distant objects with a telescope.
You can see the stars with your naked eye, and even better through a telescope.
The girl had a telescope in her hand.
This telescope must be used carefully.
With this telescope stars and dreams can be seen.
Do you know the difference between a microscope and a telescope?
He looked at the ship through his telescope.
He was engaged in making a telescope.
One can see faraway objects with a telescope.
The world's largest telescope is in the Canary Islands.
They are using a telescope to look at the sky.
You can see the stars using a telescope.
The space telescope will help us know the universe much better than before.
The new telescope was shipped in a huge wooden box.
Tom wanted to look through the telescope.
You need to collimate the telescope.
Tom wants a telescope.
I bought a telescope in order to observe the night sky.
Tom looked through the telescope.
Hubble is a space telescope.

Movie subtitles

When Kepler sees a star that dims, it could be due to a speck of dust that crossed in front of the telescope.
This telescope will also determine the planet's mass and distance from its star.
These are the individual antennas of the Allen telescope array. It's one of the most powerful observatories in the world and, in fact, the kind of thing that could check out millions of star systems.
Half a mile away. At the end of a telescope.
We used to watch off the top of the cliffs with a telescope.
Get Slim up here with his high-powered rifle and telescope.
You want to look through the telescope?
I think it's the new part for the telescope.
A telescope has a mighty sharp eye.
A telescope?
Oh, not you, Mr. Coombe, the telescope.
Whatever do you want with that telescope?
Get back to your telescope. You two make a lovely couple.
I don't want to look through the telescope. I'd rather look at you.
Galileo made a telescope and pointed it at the sky in 1610.
I am sitting next to a photographic telescope very similar to the one used by David Gill.
That is the focal plane of the telescope.
It was expected that he would get a big telescope, but for unknown reasons this did not happen.
After the war, Oort immediately wanted to build a large telescope, with a diameter of 25 meter.
In March 1952, just before the new receiver was finished, I went to Kootwijk for a month and a half to calibrate our radio telescope.
For this we needed new scale-indicators in azimuth and height, corresponding to the horizontal and vertical movements of the telescope.
There was a small cabin next to the telescope where I worked.
In the telescope there was a clock that needed to be set right.
You see me as if you were looking through the wrong end of a telescope very small, don't you?
Telescope.
Here it is. That telescope is working regular now.
Must be tele. Telescope.
That telescope is working regular now.
How's the new telescope working?
Through that telescope.
When high on a mountaintop in Southern California, a giant telescope searches the heavens for the secrets there contained.
Dr. Mitchell, what puzzles me is that you've had the giant telescope for years. Why are you just getting these pictures now?
Galilei's judges wouldn't look in his telescope.
The Marchioness of Bassano always sits two rows down. with this big, long naval telescope.
I've made a new telescope, do you want to see it?
What kind of telescope?
He has a rifle with a sighting telescope!
Go back to your telescope and leave the meteor site to us.
Actually, it's a six-inch standard reflecting telescope.
But aren't we to blame if we continue to uphold their belief now that we've discovered myriad little stars with the telescope?

News and current affairs

The eye, for example, is like a telescope.
Since telescopes have telescope makers, the eye must have an eye maker--the Great Optician in the Sky.
Like Silicon Valley-based initiatives, the project unites academia, talent-rich local companies, and multinationals behind a common goal - in this case, to build the world's largest radio telescope.
Von Braun endorsed an automated telescope in space, but thought that astronauts would need to visit the instrument to change the film. Early plans for military reconnaissance stations assumed that soldiers would be stationed on board.
Until about a decade ago, the Space Telescope Science Institute adopted a similar policy for allocating observation time for the Hubble Space Telescope.
Von Braun endorsed an automated telescope in space, but thought that astronauts would need to visit the instrument to change the film.
In 1995, Robert Williams used that time to take a major risk: he aimed the telescope at a seemingly uninteresting area for nearly ten days.

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