stereo microscope
ˈstɛr.i.oʊ ˈmaɪ.krəˌskoʊp
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Definition of stereo microscope - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

scienceTECH.microscope with two eyepieces for three-dimensional viewingTECH.
  • The biologist used a stereo microscope to examine the insect's anatomy.
  • Students used a stereo microscope in their biology lab.
  • A stereo microscope provides a detailed view of small objects.
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Expressions with stereo

stereo systemn.
set of equipment for playing recorded music
He turned up the stereo system to enjoy his favorite album.
car stereon.
sound system in a car for playing music or radio
He upgraded his car stereo to get better bass.
stereo headphonesn.
pair of earpieces that play two separate sound channels to the listener
She bought new stereo headphones for listening to music on the bus.
stereo recordingn.
sound track stored in two channels giving a spatial listening effect
The band released a new stereo recording of their classic album.
in stereoadj.
using two channels for sound to create direction
The concert was broadcast in stereo sound.
stereo photographyn.
photography creating images with depth using two photos
Stereo photography enhances the depth of the landscape.

Expressions with microscope

under a microscopeadj.
examined very closely or in great detail
Her actions were under a microscope after the incident.
under the microscopeadv.
in a manner subject to close examination or scrutiny
The project was under the microscope during the review meeting.
put under the microscopev.
examine something very closely
The scientist put the sample under the microscope to study its structure.
placed under a microscopeadj.
examined very closely or in great detail
The proposal was placed under a microscope by the committee.
light microscopen.
scientific instrument using light to magnify small objects
The biologist used a light microscope to examine the cells.
microscope sliden.
flat glass piece for mounting specimens for microscopy
She carefully mounted the insect on the microscope slide.
monocular microscopen.
microscope with one eyepiece for one eye use
The student used a monocular microscope in biology class.
simple microscopen.
microscope with only one lens for magnification
He examined the specimen with a simple microscope.
atomic force microscopen.
device mapping atomic structure by measuring surface forces
The atomic force microscope revealed the surface's atomic structure.
compound microscopen.
microscope with more than one lens for magnification
The compound microscope revealed details of the cell structure.

Terms related to stereo microscope

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  1. French:microscope stéréo, ...
  2. German:Stereomikroskop, ...
  3. Italian:microscopio stereo, ...
  4. Spanish:microscopio estereoscópico, ...
  5. Portuguese:microscópio estereoscópico, ...
  6. Chinese:立体显微镜, ...
  7. Japanese:ステレオ顕微鏡, ...
  8. Arabic:مِجْهَر سْتِيرْيُو, ...
  9. Hebrew:מִקְרוֹסְקוֹפּ סְטֶרֵאוֹ, ...
  10. Russian:стереомикроскоп, ...
  11. Ukrainian:стереомікроскоп, ...
  12. Hindi:स्टीरियो माइक्रोस्कोप, ...
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