Telescoping Meaning in English

word · lemma: telescope

التعريف

Describes something that can slide or collapse into itself like parts of a telescope; also used to describe something being compressed or shortened.

الاستخدام والفروق الدقيقة

Mostly used as an adjective ('telescoping pole'), or a noun for the action ('the telescoping of time'). Common in engineering, furniture, and transportation. Can be literal (physical parts) or metaphorical (time, ideas). Not the same as 'telescopic', which specifically means 'like or relating to a telescope'.

Spanish: plegable (como un telescopio) - telescópico Portuguese (BR): retrátil - telescópico Portuguese (PT): retrátil - telescópico Chinese (Simplified): 伸缩的 - 望远镜式的 Chinese (Traditional): 伸縮的 - 望遠鏡式的 Hindi: दूरबीन जैसा - संक्षिप्त होने वाला Arabic: تلسكوبي - قابل للسحب Bengali: টেলিস্কোপের মতো ভাঁজ করা যায় এমন - সংকুচিত করা যায় এমন Russian: выдвижной - телескопический (складывающийся)Japanese: 伸縮式 - 伸縮する Vietnamese: thủ cơ trượt - thu động cộp lại Korean: 슬라이드식 - 접이식 (망원경처럼)Turkish: iç içe geçebilen - teleskopik (katlanabilir)Urdu: دوربین کی طرح سمٹنے والا - مختصر ہونے والا Indonesian: dạng rút - có thể thu gọn

جمل نموذجية

The telescoping handle makes the suitcase easy to carry.

basic

They used a telescoping ladder to reach the roof.

basic

The toy has telescoping parts that can slide into each other.

basic

Our new tent comes with a telescoping pole for fast setup.

natural

The movie jumps around in time, almost like a telescoping of events.

natural

He bought a telescoping fishing rod that fits in his backpack.

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