telescope in Russian
telescope in Russian is телеско́п, телескоп — telescope means an optical instrument that makes distant objects look closer and larger, especially used to view the night sky.
telescope in Russian
телеско́п
Pronounced: teleskop
A monocular optical instrument that magnifies distant objects, especially in astronomy.
телескоп
Pronounced: teleskop
A monocular optical instrument that magnifies distant objects, especially in astronomy.
What does "telescope" mean?
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noun An optical instrument that makes distant objects look closer and larger, especially used to view the night sky.
"He set up his telescope in the garden to look at Saturn's rings."
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verb To slide sections into one another so the whole thing collapses shorter, like the tube of a telescope.
"The front carriages telescoped into each other in the crash."
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telescope in a sentence
- He set up his telescope in the garden to look at Saturn's rings.
- The observatory's telescope can photograph galaxies millions of light-years away.
- The front carriages telescoped into each other in the crash.
- You can telescope the tripod's legs down for easy storage.
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What is "telescope" in Russian?
"telescope" in Russian is телеско́п, телескоп. telescope means: An optical instrument that makes distant objects look closer and larger, especially used to view the night sky.
How do you pronounce телеско́п?
"telescope" in Russian is телеско́п, pronounced "teleskop".
How do you use "telescope" in a sentence?
Example: "He set up his telescope in the garden to look at Saturn's rings." In Russian, "telescope" is телеско́п, телескоп.
Are there other ways to say "telescope" in Russian?
Yes — Russian has 2 translations listed for "telescope": телеско́п, телескоп.
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