binocle
binɔkl
Definition Synonyms
Definition of binocle - Reverso French Dictionary
Noun, masculine
1.
accessoireDated lunettes pour corriger la vueDated
- Il a perdu ses binocles et ne peut plus lire.
2.
optique ancienneDated lunettes sans branches qui se fixent sur le nezDated
- Mon grand-père portait un binocle pour lire ses journaux.
Images of binocle

lunettes pour corriger la vue 
lunettes sans branches qui se fixent sur le nez
Origin of binocle
latin, binoculus (deux yeux)
Examples of binocle in a sentence
Elle a acheté un nouveau binocle chez l’opticien. Elle a sorti un binocle de sa poche pour mieux voir. Le binocle glissa de son nez pendant le spectacle.
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- English:spectacles, pince-nez, ...
- German:Brille, Zwicker, ...
- Italian:occhiali, pince-nez, ...
- Spanish:gafas, quevedos, ...
- Portuguese:óculos, pince-nez, ...
- Chinese:眼镜, 夹鼻眼镜, ...
- Japanese:眼鏡, 鼻眼鏡, ...
- Arabic:نظّارة, نظارة أحادية, ...
- Hebrew:מִשְׁקָפַיִם, מִשְׁקְפֵי פִּינְסְנֶה, ...
- Russian:очки, пенсне, ...
- Ukrainian:окуляри, ...
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