ocular

• Relatif à l'œil ou à la vision.

Relating to the eye or vision.

1. Relating to the eyeB2formal

   Of or pertaining to the eye or eyes.

   Relatif à l'œil

   • The ocular muscles control eye movement.
   • Ocular health is important for clear vision.
   • The doctor performed an ocular examination.

   Synonymeseyeophthalmicopticvisual

2. Relating to sightB2formal

   Connected with or using the sense of sight.

   Relatif à la vue

   • The ocular proof was undeniable.
   • He gave an ocular demonstration of the technique.
   • Ocular perception can be influenced by lighting.

   Synonymesopticopticalvisual

3. VisibleC1formal

   Something that can be seen; perceptible to the eye.

   Visible à l'œil

   • The eclipse was an ocular spectacle.
   • The evidence was ocular and clear to all.
   • The ocular reality of the situation was hard to ignore.

   Synonymesseeablevisiblevisual

   Antonymeshiddenimperceptibleinvisibleunseen

• Nom désignant une lentille ou un assemblage de lentilles placé à l'extrémité d'un instrument optique (microscope, télescope, etc.) par laquelle on regarde, et parfois l'ensemble de cette partie de l'instrument.

A noun referring to the lens or combination of lenses at the viewing end of optical instruments such as microscopes or telescopes.

1. Lens assembly in optical instrumentsC1formaltechnical

   The lens or combination of lenses at the viewing end of an optical instrument, such as a microscope or telescope, through which the user looks.

   Oculaire

   • He adjusted the ocular to get a clearer image of the specimen.
   • The telescope's ocular can be swapped for different magnifications.
   • She cleaned the ocular lens before starting the observation.

   Synonymeseyepiece