binoculars

/ baɪ-; bɪˈnɒkjʊləz /

plural noun

1. an optical instrument for use with both eyes, consisting of two small telescopes joined together Also calledfield glasses

Example Sentences

They were found camped in the woods, armed with binoculars, flying a small helicopter.

From The Daily Beast

The search for the remains of Flight 370 is not simply a case of binoculars out of the window, although they play a part.

From The Daily Beast

We were on the outer periphery of the operation, too distant to see the scene clearly without binoculars.

From The Daily Beast

Without a bribed official, a halcyon, or eagle, will watch the entry point with binoculars for patterns and opportunities.

From The Daily Beast

Detective Brian Sallee lifted a pair of binoculars and scanned a parking lot a quarter mile down the road.

From The Daily Beast

Somewhat awed by my calm fury, he hastened back to camp and returned with the binoculars.

From Project Gutenberg

At last he lowered the binoculars and handed them to Wade, who sat next to him.

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Morey had been scanning the horizon with a pair of powerful binoculars.

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At length he lowered the binoculars and turned toward his companions.

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In front of each was a stand which held something like a set of binoculars and what looked like a pair of ear muffs.

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