binoculars

Noun

Meaning

(plural) an optical instrument designed for simultaneous use by both eyes

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As the long wooden canoe weaves among tree trunks in the flooded forest, Mark Baker lifts his binoculars and scans the canopy. Source: Internet

Because it is a red dwarf with an apparent magnitude of 9.54, it is too faint to see without a telescope or powerful binoculars. Source: Internet

Anyone looking for something to do should spend some time in the backyard enjoying the moon with the naked eye, binoculars, or a telescope. Source: Internet

Dig out your binoculars and indulge in some twitching, or figure out (with some online help) which song belongs to which bird. Source: Internet

Both will require binoculars, although it may be possible to 'just' see Uranus as a faint blue-green 'star' with the unaided eye - it will be in the Pisces constellation. Source: Internet

Although it's slated as an "unmanned system", just because you stick a machine where a man with a rifle and binoculars would usually be, it does not mean that such a concept actually saves manpower. Source: Internet

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