magnifier
magnifier — 名詞
- magnifiersingular
- magnifiersplural
1. a tool with a curved piece of glass or plastic that makes small writing or pictu
放大鏡
讓物體或文字變大的工具
a tool with a curved piece of glass or plastic that makes small writing or pictures look larger so you can see them more clearly
Zola used a magnifier to read the tiny print on the medicine bottle.
Zola 用放大鏡讀藥瓶上的小字。
magnifier + infinitive of purpose (to read)
The old watchmaker held a magnifier to his eye while repairing the tiny gears.
老鐘錶匠把放大鏡貼近眼睛，修理微小的齒輪。
held a magnifier + while + verb-ing
Some magnifiers come with a built-in light to help you see better in dark rooms.
有些放大鏡附有內建燈光，幫助你在暗處看得更清楚。
In science class, the students used magnifiers to examine the veins on a leaf.
自然課上，學生用放大鏡觀察葉片上的葉脈。
Lucía keeps a small magnifier in her desk drawer for checking food labels.
Lucía 在書桌抽屜裡放了一個小放大鏡，用來檢查食品標籤。
- magnifying glass
the most common term for a handheld lens with a handle; 'magnifier' is slightly more formal and can also include digital devices
- loupe
a small magnifier worn on the eye or held close to it, used by jewellers, watchmakers, or dentists; more specialized
- lens
a much broader term that includes camera lenses, eyeglass lenses, and microscope lenses — not specific to magnification as a standalone tool
文法句型
a magnifier
the magnifier
magnifiers (plural)
用法筆記
Can refer to both traditional handheld magnifying glasses and electronic screen-magnification devices. Frequently used in the plural form 'magnifiers' when referring to the product type.