stroboscope
/ˈstroʊbəˌskoʊp/
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Definition of stroboscope - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
scientific instrumentTECH.instrument using flashing light to study motionTECH.
  • The stroboscope revealed the fan's rotation speed.
strobe light
2.
photographyTECH.lamp producing short light bursts for photographyTECH.
  • The photographer used a stroboscope for the action shot.
strobe
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Images of stroboscope

  • stroboscope: instrument using flashing light to study motion
    instrument using flashing light to study motion
  • stroboscope: lamp producing short light bursts for photography
    lamp producing short light bursts for photography

Origin of stroboscope

Greek, strobos (whirling) + skopein (to look)

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Examples of stroboscope in a sentence

  • The stroboscope helped in studying the hummingbird's wings.
  • The stroboscope illuminated the dancer's movements perfectly.
  • Engineers used a stroboscope to study the machine's vibrations.

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  1. French:stroboscope, flash stroboscopique, ...
  2. German:Stroboskop, ...
  3. Italian:stroboscopio, ...
  4. Spanish:estroboscopio, ...
  5. Portuguese:estroboscópio, ...
  6. Chinese:频闪仪, 频闪灯, ...
  7. Japanese:ストロボスコープ, ...
  8. Arabic:سِتْرُوبُوسْكُوب, مِصْبَاح وامِض, ...
  9. Hebrew:סְטְרוֹבּוֹסְקוֹפּ, ...
  10. Russian:стробоскоп, ...
  11. Ukrainian:стробоскоп, ...
  12. Hindi:स्ट्रोबोस्कोप, ...
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