telescope
US:/ˈteləˌskoʊp/
UK:/ˈtelɪˌskəʊp/
n.:
望远镜
v.:
（使）叠套缩短；精简
网络:
天文望远镜；望眼镜；镜管
Word forms: (复数) telescopes (现在分词) telescoping (过去式) telescoped
Examples
1.
And with a more powerful telescope, you'll be able to see stars, and planets.
如果你有一个更强大的望远镜，你将能看到恒星和行星。
2.
From the telescope's point of view, so-called transiting planets block a bit of starlight.
从望远镜的视角看，所谓的袭日行星阻挡了少许恒星发出的光。
3.
Ship, sails waving uselessly in the wind. A look through the captain's telescope showed no one on deck.
徒劳地飘动着。船长通过望远镜看见甲板上没有人。
4.
The telescope can be used to search for dwarf planets like Pluto that orbit the Sun off the solar system's ecliptic plane.
望远镜能搜寻类似于冥神星那样以偏离太阳系的椭圆轨道平面绕太阳运行的矮星。
5.
Or, at least, our perception of it did, thanks to Galileo Galilei's scrutiny of the night sky with a telescope.
或者说，由于伽利略利用望远镜对夜晚的星空做的详细的观察，至少我们对它的认知发生了改变。
6.
That's really out of this world, Yael. But you really are trying to see bacteria with your telescope, are you?
那真是不可思议，雅艾尔。但你真的在用望眼镜观察细菌，是吗？
7.
Its star is a red giant - a massive star near the end of its life. It is too dim to see in the night sky from Earth without a telescope.
Gliese581是一颗已经接近生命终点的红巨星，星光十分暗淡，在没有天文望远镜的情况下，从夜空中根本无法看到。
8.
Using NASA's Spitzer Space Telescope, astronomers have found a likely solution to a centuries-old riddle of the night sky.
通过NASA的斯皮策太空望远镜，天文学家们很可能为夜空中的一个古老的谜题找到了答案。
9.
Backpackers trying to get a view. Someone's got a telescope.
一些自助背包旅行者想观赏一下里面的景色。当中有人还拿着望远镜。
10.
He had been the first to turn a telescope to the sky, and he had seen there evidence enough to overthrow Aristotle and Ptolemy together.
他是第一个用望远镜观察天空的人，由此获得的大量证据足以推翻Aristotle和Ptolemy两人的论据。