| Definition of 'binoculars' |
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1. (noun) binoculars, field glasses, opera glasses
an optical instrument designed for simultaneous use by both eyes
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Sense: an instrument for making distant objects look nearer, with separate eyepieces for each eye
He looked at the ship on the horizon through his binoculars.
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 Afrikaans: verkyker |
 Arabic: مِنْظار ذو عَدَسَتَيْن |
 Bulgarian: бинокъл |
 Brazilian: binóculo |
 Czech: dalekohled (pro obě oči) |
 German: das Fernglas |
 Danish: kikkert |
 Greek: κιάλια |
 Spanish: prismáticos |
 Estonian: binokkel |
 Farsi: دوربین |
 Finnish: kiikari |
 French: jumelles |
 Hebrew: מִשְקֶפֶת |
 Hindi: दूरबीन |
 Croatian: dvogled |
 Hungarian: távcső |
 Indonesian: keker, teropong |
 Icelandic: sjónauki |
 Italian: binocolo |
 Japanese: 双眼鏡 |
 Korean: 쌍안경 |
 Lithuanian: žiūronai |
 Latvian: binoklis |
 Malay: teropong binokular |
 Dutch: verrekijker |
 Norwegian: kikkert |
 Polish: lornetka |
 Persian: دوربین |
 Portuguese: binóculo |
 Romanian: binoclu |
 Russian: бинокль |
 Slovak: ďalekohľad |
 Slovenian: daljnogled |
 Serbian: dvogled |
 Swedish: kikare |
 Thai: กล้องส่องทางไกล |
 Turkish: dürbün |
 Taiwanese: 雙眼望遠鏡 |
 Ukrainian: бінокль |
 Urdu: دوربین |
 Vietnamese: ống nhòm |
 Chinese: 双眼望远镜 |
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