telescope

telescope — 名詞

1. a long tube-shaped tool with special glass pieces (lenses) inside, used to make

1.名詞B1
釋義

望遠鏡

使遠處物體看起來更大的管狀光學儀器

a long tube-shaped tool with special glass pieces (lenses) inside, used to make far-away things such as stars, mountains, or ships look bigger and clearer.

例句

Hiro pointed his telescope at the night sky and saw Jupiter's moons clearly.

Hiro 把他的望遠鏡指向夜空,清楚地看見了木星的衛星。

point + at + look through with telescope

The school science club bought a powerful new telescope for the observatory roof.

學校的自然科學社團為天文台的屋頂添購了一臺功能強大的新望遠鏡。

collocation: powerful telescope

同義詞
  • spyglass

    an old-fashioned, usually hand-held telescope, associated with sailors and explorers

  • scope

    informal short form of telescope, common among amateur astronomers and hunters

反義詞
  • microscope

    an instrument for looking at very small things up close, the opposite purpose of a telescope

文法句型

a [adjective] telescope

through a/the telescope

with a telescope

用法筆記

The plural telescopes is common. In informal conversation, the clipped form 'scope' is sometimes used among hobbyists (e.g., 'Take a look through my scope').

常見錯誤

I looked at the bacteria through my telescope.
I looked at the bacteria through my microscope.
💡A telescope makes far objects look bigger; a microscope makes tiny nearby objects look bigger.

telescope — 動詞