binocular
Using two eyes or viewpointsUsing two eyes or viewpoints; especially, using two eyes or viewpoints to ascertain distance.
» Tom put the binoculars in his bag.
Том поклав бінокль до сумки. — deniko
Том поклав бінокль до своєї сумки. — deniko
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1 senses(not comparable)Using two eyes or viewpoints; especially, using two eyes or viewpoints to ascertain distance.
a binocular microscope or telescope
beidäugig, binokular
бинокуля́рныйbinokuljárnyj
- relating to both eyes
Examples
91 sentencesTom put the binoculars in his bag.
Том поклав бінокль до сумки. — deniko
Tom took the binoculars out of his bag.
Том вийняв бінокль із сумки. — deniko
Whose binoculars are these?
Чий це бінокль? — deniko
ruЧей это бинокль? — marafon
deWessen sind diese Ferngläser? — carlosalberto
Tom watched the race through binoculars.
ruТом наблюдал за гонкой в бинокль. — odexed
deTom verfolgte das Rennen durch ein Fernglas. — Naina
Tom is looking through his binoculars.
Translations
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Origin
Borrowed from French binoculaire.Borrowed from French binoculaire.
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