telescopic

• Relativo a telescópio ou que lembra um telescópio; capaz de ver ou ampliar objetos distantes. Diz-se também de objeto cujas partes se encaixam deslizando uma dentro da outra, como as de um telescópio.

Relating to or resembling a telescope; capable of seeing or magnifying distant objects.

1. Visible only with a telescopeC1formalscientific

   Describes an object or phenomenon that is too faint or distant to be seen with the naked eye and requires a telescope to be observed.

   Telescópico

   • The comet is a telescopic object, not visible without equipment.
   • Many distant galaxies are only telescopic sights.
   • The star is so faint it is purely telescopic.

   Antônimosnakednaked eyevisible

2. Capable of discerning distant objectsC1formalscientific

   Describes an instrument, especially a lens or device, that is designed to see or detect objects at a great distance.

   Telescópico

   • The camera has a telescopic lens for wildlife photography.
   • His telescopic vision allowed him to spot the ship on the horizon.
   • The binoculars are highly telescopic, perfect for bird watching.

   Sinônimosfarseeinglongsightedtelephoto

3. Having parts that slide one within anotherB2formal

   Describes an object, such as a tube or pole, that is made of sections which can slide into each other to extend or retract.

   Telescópico

   • The mechanic used a telescopic magnet to retrieve the bolt.
   • The antenna is telescopic and can be collapsed for storage.
   • A telescopic handle makes the suitcase easy to pull.

   Sinônimostelescoping