Optical Meaning in English
word
ˈɑptɪkəɫ
AHP-ti-kuhl
ˈɒptɪkəl
OP-ti-kuhl
Definition
Related to vision or light, especially how light is seen or used in devices such as lenses, glasses, or cameras.
Usage & Nuances
Formal and technical; most often used in science, engineering, or technology (e.g., 'optical illusion', 'optical fiber', 'optical instruments'). Not used for describing people. Common collocations: 'optical lens', 'optical properties', 'optical zoom'.
Spanish: ópticoPortuguese (BR): ópticoPortuguese (PT): ópticoChinese (Simplified): 光学的Chinese (Traditional): 光學的Hindi: दृष्टि संबंधीArabic: بَصَريBengali: অপটিক্যাল - দৃষ্টিগতRussian: оптическийJapanese: 光学的Vietnamese: quang họcKorean: 광학의Turkish: optikUrdu: بصریIndonesian: optik
Example Sentences
He bought an optical lens for his camera.
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The doctor used optical instruments to check my eyes.
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She learned about optical illusions in class.
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The company is famous for its optical fiber technology.
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Our new TV uses an optical cable for better sound.
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The lab is testing the optical properties of different materials.
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