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Definition of cyclops - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
mythologyone-eyed creature of any species
- A cyclops appeared in the fantasy novel.
2.
zoologyTECH. tiny freshwater crustacean with a single eyeTECH.
- A cyclops can be seen under the microscope in pond water samples..
3.
horologyTECH. small magnifying lens on a watch crystalTECH.
- The cyclops made the date easy to read.
Images of cyclops

tiny freshwater crustacean with a single eye 
small magnifying lens on a watch crystal
Origin of cyclops
Greek, kyklops (round-eyed)
Terms with cyclops included in their meaning
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Examples of cyclops in a sentence
Legends tell of a cyclops guarding the treasure. Cyclops are often found in freshwater habitats. The biologist studied the cyclops under the microscope. The cyclops helped him check the time quickly. She appreciated the cyclops for its clarity.
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- French:cyclope, crustacé cyclope, ...
- German:Zyklop, Lupe, ...
- Italian:ciclopi, ciclops, ...
- Spanish:cíclope, ciclopino, ...
- Portuguese:ciclope, ciclopo, ...
- Chinese:独眼巨人, 独眼水蚤, ...
- Japanese:サイクロプス, ケンミジンコ, ...
- Arabic:سِيكْلُوب, سَيْكْلُوبْس, ...
- Hebrew:קִיקְלוֹפּ, צִיקְלוֹפְּס, ...
- Russian:циклоп, одноглазый рачок, ...
- Ukrainian:циклоп, одноглазий рачок, ...
- Hindi:एकाक्ष, एक आंख वाला क्रस्टेशियन, ...
Definition of Cyclops - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
fantasycreature or being with a single eye
- The movie featured a Cyclops guarding the treasure.
- The ancient tale spoke of a Cyclops living in the mountains.
- In the game, a Cyclops was the final boss to defeat.
Origin of Cyclops
Greek, kyklops (round-eyed)
View all translations of Cyclops
Click below to see the appropriate translations facing each meaning.
- French:Cyclope, ...
- German:Zyklop, ...
- Italian:Ciclope, ...
- Spanish:Cíclope, ...
- Portuguese:Ciclope, ...
- Chinese:独眼巨人, ...
- Japanese:サイクロプス, ...
- Arabic:سِيكْلُوب, ...
- Hebrew:קִיקְלוֹפּ, ...
- Russian:циклоп, ...
- Ukrainian:циклоп, ...
- Hindi:एकाक्ष, ...
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