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lense

/lɛns/

Tradução: Dispositivo óptico transparente que refracta a luz para convergir ou divergir os raios e formar imagens; também a peça de vidro ou plástico de óculos, câmaras, microscópios e outros instrumentos ópticos.

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noun

/lɛns/B1formaltechnical
  • ptDispositivo óptico transparente que refracta a luz para convergir ou divergir os raios e formar imagens; também a peça de vidro ou plástico de óculos, câmaras, microscópios e outros instrumentos ópticos.

A transparent optical device used to converge or diverge transmitted light and to form images.

  1. Optical deviceB1formal

    A transparent piece of glass or other material with curved surfaces that focuses or disperses light rays to form an image.

    ptLente

    • The camera lens captured a sharp image of the landscape.
    • He cleaned his glasses with a special cloth for the lenses.
    • The telescope uses a powerful lens to observe distant stars.

    Sinônimosglasslensoptic

  2. Contact lensA2informal

    A thin, curved lens placed directly on the surface of the eye to correct vision.

    ptLente de contato

    • She switched from glasses to contact lenses for sports.
    • He lost a contact lens while swimming in the pool.
    • The optician recommended daily disposable lenses.

    Sinônimoscontactcontact lens

  3. Figurative perspectiveB2informal

    A particular way of viewing or interpreting a situation or concept.

    ptPonto de vista

    • We need to look at this problem through a different lens.
    • The documentary offers a unique lens on historical events.
    • Her personal experiences provide a valuable lens for understanding the issue.

    Sinônimosangleframe of referenceoutlookperspectivestandpointviewpoint

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