microscope in Latin
microscope in Latin is mīcroscopium, microscopium — microscope means an instrument that uses lenses (or other means) to magnify very small objects so they can be seen clearly.
microscope in Latin
mīcroscopium
An optical instrument used for observing small objects.
microscopium
An optical instrument used for observing small objects.
What does "microscope" mean?
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noun An instrument that uses lenses (or other means) to magnify very small objects so they can be seen clearly.
"The students examined the cells under a microscope."
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microscope in a sentence
- The students examined the cells under a microscope.
- Electron microscopes can magnify objects millions of times.
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What is "microscope" in Latin?
"microscope" in Latin is mīcroscopium, microscopium. microscope means: An instrument that uses lenses (or other means) to magnify very small objects so they can be seen clearly.
How do you use "microscope" in a sentence?
Example: "The students examined the cells under a microscope." In Latin, "microscope" is mīcroscopium, microscopium.
Are there other ways to say "microscope" in Latin?
Yes — Latin has 2 translations listed for "microscope": mīcroscopium, microscopium.
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