telescope

英 [ˈtelɪskəʊp]

美 [ˈtelɪskoʊp]

n. 望远镜
v. (使)叠套缩短，叠缩; 缩短，精简，压缩(成…)

复数：telescopes　过去式：telescoped　现在分词：telescoping　过去分词：telescoped　第三人称单数：telescopes　

Collins.2 / BNC.8217 / COCA.2759

牛津词典

noun

望远镜
a piece of equipment shaped like a tube, containing lenses , that you look through to make objects that are far away appear larger and nearer
1. to look at the stars through a telescope
  用望远镜观察星星

verb

（使）叠套缩短，叠缩
to become shorter, or make sth shorter, by sliding sections inside one another
缩短，精简，压缩（成…）
to reduce sth so that it happens in less time
1. Three episodes have been telescoped into a single programme.
  三集的内容被浓缩成了一个单独的节目。

N-COUNT 望远镜
Atelescopeis a long instrument shaped like a tube. It has lenses inside it that make distant things seem larger and nearer when you look through it.
1. It's hoped that the telescope will enable scientists to see deeper into the universe than ever before.
  人们希望望远镜能使科学家看到比以往更遥远的宇宙深处。

noun

verb

make smaller or shorter
1. the novel was telescoped into a short play
crush together or collapse
1. In the accident, the cars telescoped
2. my hiking sticks telescope and can be put into the backpack

The telescope must be bewitched by the devil.
这台望远镜肯定被魔鬼施了魔法。
Then I'll have to get a telescope.
那我要去买望远镜了。
You can't see through the telescope until it is adjusted to your eyes.
你不把望远镜调好是看不见东西的。
I can see the stars in the sky with this telescope.
用这个望远镜，我可以看到天上的星星。
In 1609, Galileo improved the telescope and used it to study the stars and planets.
1609年，伽利略改进了望远镜，用它研究星体和行星。
Did you send me the telescope?
你送望远镜给我了？
A low-power telescope is enough if you just want to look at the moon.
如果你只是想看月亮，低倍率的望远镜就足够了。
If I had a light telescope, I would still be able to see you.
如果我有了一只轻的望远镜，我将会仍然能够见你。
We have a telescope and they have a CD walkman.
我们有一个望远镜，他们有一个CD随身听。
Its rings were discovered by telescope from Earth, but space probes later found that spectacular rings surround some other planets
它的圆环是从地球上用望远镜发现的，但是太空探测器后来又发现了围绕其他一些星球的壮观的圆环。