spyglass

English

Etymology

From spy +‎ glass.

Pronunciation

• (General American) IPA^(key): /ˈspaɪˌɡlæs/

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Noun

spyglass (plural spyglasses)

1. A small portable telescope.
2. (uncommon, regional) A pair of binoculars.

Translations

portable telescope

Armenian: դիտակ (hy) (ditak), դիտափող (hy) (ditapʻoġ) Breton: lunedenn-hirwel f Bulgarian: далекоглед (bg) m (dalekogled) Catalan: ullera (ca) f Chinese: Mandarin: 小型望遠鏡 / 小型望远镜 (xiǎoxíng wàngyuǎnjìng) Dutch: verrekijker (nl) m Finnish: kaukoputki (fi) French: longue-vue (fr) f, lunette d'approche f Galician: tangalexo m, catalexo m German: Fernglas (de) n Greek: κιάλι (el) n (kiáli), κανοκιάλι (el) n (kanokiáli) Ido: lorno (io) Ingrian: kiikari Irish: fadradharcán m Italian: cannocchiale (it) m, binocolo (it) m Macedonian: дурбин m (durbin) Polish: luneta (pl) f Portuguese: luneta (pt) f Romanian: ochean (ro) n Russian: подзо́рная труба́ (ru) f (podzórnaja trubá) Spanish: catalejo (es) m Swedish: kikare (sv) c Turkish: dürbün (tr), teleskop (tr), ırakgörür (tr) Welsh: ysbienddrych m

binoculars — see binoculars