Vocab Bloom Hub

pinhole

/ˈpɪn.həʊl/

Übersetzung: Sehr kleine Öffnung oder Einstich, oft so klein, dass sie mit einer Nadel oder Stecknadel gemacht werden könnte.

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noun

/ˈpɪn.həʊl/C1formal
  • deSehr kleine Öffnung oder Einstich, oft so klein, dass sie mit einer Nadel oder Stecknadel gemacht werden könnte.

A very small hole or puncture, typically one that could be made by a pin.

  1. Small punctureB1formal

    A tiny hole or puncture, typically one that could be made by a pin or a similar sharp object.

    deKleines Loch

    • The fabric had a pinhole where the tag was removed.
    • He noticed a pinhole in the balloon, causing it to deflate slowly.
    • A pinhole in the pipe led to a small leak.

    Synonymeperforationpinprickprickpuncture

  2. Optical deviceB2formal

    A very small aperture used in optics, such as in a pinhole camera, to project an image.

    deOptisches Gerät

    • The pinhole camera uses a tiny hole to focus light.
    • A pinhole in a piece of cardboard can act as a simple lens.
    • The image formed by a pinhole is always inverted.

    Synonymeaperture

Formen
  • pinholes plural form
  • pinholes' possessive plural form
  • pinhole's possessive singular form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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