magnifying glass

英 [ˈmæɡnɪfaɪɪŋ ɡlɑːs]

美 [ˈmæɡnɪfaɪɪŋ ɡlæs]

n. 放大镜

牛津词典

noun

放大镜
a round piece of glass, usually with a handle, that you look through and that makes things look bigger than they really are

放大镜
Amagnifying glassis a piece of glass which makes objects appear bigger than they actually are.

noun

light microscope consisting of a single convex lens that is used to produce an enlarged image
1. the magnifying glass was invented by Roger Bacon in 1250
Synonym:hand glasssimple microscope

Except now, he was the ant and I was holding the magnifying glass.
不过现在，他是蚂蚁，而拿着放大镜的人是我。
A small magnifying glass ( usually set in an eyepiece) used by jewelers and horologists.
珠宝商用的通常装上目镜的小的放大镜。
With a magnifying glass, you can see structural details of the leaf and its veins.
而用放大镜，你就能看清树叶和其脉络的构造细节。
With a magnifying glass, the rays of the sun can be focused to set grass or paper on fire.
用一面放大镜可以凝聚太阳光，而点燃和纸张。
To see this clearly, a magnifying glass is essential.
要看清楚，放大镜是不可或缺的。
On sunny days I manage to light a fire with a magnifying glass and paper.
赶上晴朗的日子，我就设法用放大镜和纸生个火。
Its special function is the compass and has the magnifying glass addend block small world map.
它的特殊功能是指南针及有放大镜加数块小型世界地图。
An exhibition of pictures or objects viewed through a small hole or magnifying glass.
透过一个小孔或放大镜看的图画或物品的展览。
He took out a magnifying glass and lay down on top of his coat to see the marks better.
他拿出一块夸张的玻璃片并躺在他的外套上头，便于仔细看这些痕迹。
A new kind of magnifying glass is being made in that factory.
那个工厂正在制造一种新的放大镜。