- tel|e|lens
- tel|e|lens «TEHL uh LEHNZ», noun.= telephoto lens. (Cf. ↑telephoto lens)
Useful english dictionary. 2012.
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tel|e|pho|to|graph — «TEHL uh FOH tuh graf, grahf», noun, verb. –n. 1. a picture taken with a camera having a telephoto lens. 2. a picture sent by telegraphy. –v.i. 1. to take a picture with a camera having a telephoto lens. 2. to send a picture by telegraphy or… … Useful english dictionary
tel|e|pho|tog|ra|phy — «TEHL uh fuh TOG ruh fee», noun. 1. the method or process of photographing distant objects by using a camera with a telephoto lens. 2. the method or process of sending and reproducing pictures by radio or telegraph … Useful english dictionary
tel|e|scope — «TEHL uh skohp», noun, verb, scoped, scop|ing. adjective. –n. an instrument for making distant objects appear nearer and larger. It consists of an arrangement of lenses, and sometimes mirrors, in one or more tubes. In a refracting telescope the… … Useful english dictionary
tel|e|scop|ic — «TEHL uh SKOP ihk», adjective. 1. of or having to do with a telescope. 2. obtained or seen by means of a telescope: »a telescopic view of the moon. 3. visible only through a telescope. 4. Figurative. far seeing. 5. making distant things look… … Useful english dictionary
telephoto lens — tel|e|pho|to lens [ ,telə,foutou lenz ] noun count a camera LENS that makes distant objects look larger and closer … Usage of the words and phrases in modern English
teleobjective lens — /tel ee euhb jek tiv, tel /, Photog. See telephoto lens. [TELE 1 + OBJECTIVE] * * * … Universalium
teleobjective lens — /tel ee euhb jek tiv, tel /, Photog. See telephoto lens. [TELE 1 + OBJECTIVE] … Useful english dictionary
telephoto lens — tel′epho′to lens′ n. pht a camera lens that produces a relatively large image: used to photograph small or distant objects • Etymology: 1940–45 … From formal English to slang
