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Meanings of binoculars in English

Russian
бинокль
Portuguese
binóculo
Spanish
prismatico
Catalan
primàtics
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Pair of telescopes mounted side-by-side.

        бинокль
        Synonyms
        Examples for "field glasses"
        Examples for "field glasses"
        1
        Through field glasses, he watched as Scofield and his party trudged north.
        The charlemagne pursuit
        2
        He set the field glasses back on the ledge and backed away.
        The strain
        3
        Nana was scanning the scene through a huge pair of field glasses.
        Four Short Stories By Emile Zola
        4
        Ian focused the field glasses, searching the water for the dark shape.
        The curse of deadman's forest
        5
        Kemmel, bristling with guns but not one visible with the field glasses.
        On the Fringe of the Great Fight
        1
        On some evenings he arrived with opera glasses, which amused the cast.
        Hiding the Elephant
        2
        Wilbur wiped his mouth, lowering the opera glasses to stare at Louise.
        First flight
        3
        So there was quite a large audience present with opera glasses.
        Remarks
        4
        With his opera glasses he could see from his bedroom whatever went on.
        The Haunted Bookshop
        5
        Still holding Marianne by the shoulder, she raised her opera glasses.
        Sense and Sensibility and Sea Monsters
        1
        The Captain applied his binocular telescope to his eyes as he spoke.
        The Giant of the North: Pokings Round the Pole
        2
        Zaidie stood beside him with a powerful binocular telescope watching, with cheeks a little paler than usual, the movements of the Martian air-ships.
        A Honeymoon in Space
        3
        See: Extremely Large Telescope, Very Large Array, Large Binocular Telescope.
        Wired
        Usage of binoculars in English
        1
        I left my binoculars and nightscope back in the tent, of course.
        Wild Thing
        2
        Using the binoculars, Akkim captured more images to add to his report.
        The Winds of Dune
        3
        Ever since that time I have regarded binoculars as instruments of terror.
        Japanese Tales of Mystery & Imagination
        4
        Then he took up the binoculars from the roof of the deckhouse.
        The Rescue: A Romance of the Shallows
        5
        He focused the binoculars on the object trailing behind the sailing craft.
        Frank and Andy Afloat; Or, The Cave on the Island
        6
        The American turned his binoculars obediently and scanned the west and north.
        The Cruise of the Dry Dock
        7
        My partner's the serious one with his high-end binoculars and eBird lists.
        The Guardian
        8
        At Malahide estuary you wish you had binoculars to identify the birds.
        The Irish Times
        9
        Jack tracked the road through the binoculars, all the way to Tewton.
        Fears Unnamed
        10
        I scanned the apartment building windows one more time with the binoculars.
        Three to get deadly and four to score
        11
        I looked through my binoculars at it and saw someone looking back.
        Brains: a zombie memoir
        12
        He opened the leather case and took out a pair of binoculars.
        Nightfall
        13
        Lia grabbed the binoculars back, taking a step forward on the knoll.
        Deep black
        14
        He rubbed the rain off his binoculars' lenses and adjusted the focus.
        Coalition's End
        15
        Lacking binoculars or optical scopes, nobody could be sure who it was.
        Rock and Ice Magazine
        16
        I had binoculars with me but I was afraid to use them.
        Hot six
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        United States of America
        Common
        Ireland
        Common
        United Kingdom
        Less common