binoculars

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• UK: /bɪˈnɒk.jʊ.lə(ɹ)z/
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• UK: /bəˈnɒk.jə.lə(ɹ)z/
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• US: /(ˌ)baɪˈnɑ.kjə.lɚz/
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• US: /bəˈnɑ.kjə.lɚz/
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Abbreviation of "binocular glass".

130 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Afrikaans: verkyker — hand-held device for looking at a distance
• Albanian: dylbi — hand-held device for looking at a distance
• Arabic: مِنْظَار (minẓār) — hand-held device for looking at a distance
• Armenian: հեռադիտակ (heṙaditak) — hand-held device for looking at a distance
• Azerbaijani: binokl — hand-held device for looking at a distance
• Azerbaijani: durbin — hand-held device for looking at a distance
• Bashkir: бинокль (binoklʹ) — hand-held device for looking at a distance
• Basque: prismatikoak — hand-held device for looking at a distance
• Belarusian: біно́кль (binóklʹ) — hand-held device for looking at a distance
• Bengali: দূরবিন (durbin) — hand-held device for looking at a distance
• Breton: gevellunedenn — hand-held device for looking at a distance
• Bulgarian: бино́къл (binókǎl) — hand-held device for looking at a distance
• Burmese: မှန်ပြောင်း (hmanpraung:) — hand-held device for looking at a distance
• Buryat: дурам (duram) — hand-held device for looking at a distance
• Catalan: binocles — hand-held device for looking at a distance
• Chinese Mandarin: 望遠鏡 /望远镜 (wàngyuǎnjìng) — hand-held device for looking at a distance
• Chinese Mandarin: 雙筒望遠鏡 /双筒望远镜 (shuāngtǒng wàngyuǎnjìng) — hand-held device for looking at a distance
• Crimean Tatar: dürbin — hand-held device for looking at a distance
• Czech: dalekohled — hand-held device for looking at a distance
• Danish: kikkert — hand-held device for looking at a distance
• Dutch: verrekijker — hand-held device for looking at a distance
• Esperanto: binoklo — hand-held device for looking at a distance
• Estonian: binokkel — hand-held device for looking at a distance
• Estonian: binoklid — hand-held device for looking at a distance
• Faroese: kikari — hand-held device for looking at a distance
• Finnish: kiikari — hand-held device for looking at a distance
• French: jumelles — hand-held device for looking at a distance
• French: jumelle — hand-held device for looking at a distance
• Galician: prismáticos — hand-held device for looking at a distance
• Galician: binóculos — hand-held device for looking at a distance
• Georgian: ბინოკლი (binoḳli) — hand-held device for looking at a distance
• Georgian: დურბინდი (durbindi) — hand-held device for looking at a distance
• German: Fernglas — hand-held device for looking at a distance
• German: Feldstecher — hand-held device for looking at a distance
• Greek: διόπτρες (dióptres) — hand-held device for looking at a distance
• Greek: κιάλια (kiália) — hand-held device for looking at a distance
• Haitian Creole: longvi — hand-held device for looking at a distance
• Hebrew: מִשְׁקֶפֶת (mishkefet) — hand-held device for looking at a distance
• Hindi: दूरबीन (dūrbīn) — hand-held device for looking at a distance
• Hungarian: távcső — hand-held device for looking at a distance
• Hungarian: látcső — hand-held device for looking at a distance
• Hungarian: messzelátó — hand-held device for looking at a distance
• Icelandic: sjónauki — hand-held device for looking at a distance
• Icelandic: kíkir — hand-held device for looking at a distance
• Ido: bilorno — hand-held device for looking at a distance
• Indonesian: teropong — hand-held device for looking at a distance
• Irish: gloiní — hand-held device for looking at a distance
• Irish: déshúiligh — hand-held device for looking at a distance
• Italian: binocolo — hand-held device for looking at a distance
• Japanese: 双眼鏡 (sōgankyō) — hand-held device for looking at a distance
• Kazakh: дүрбі (dürbı) — hand-held device for looking at a distance
• Kazakh: бинокль (binokl) — hand-held device for looking at a distance
• Khmer: កែវយឹត (kaew yɨt) — hand-held device for looking at a distance
• Khmer: យឹតយឺត (yɨt yɨt) — hand-held device for looking at a distance
• Korean: 쌍안경 (ssang'an'gyeong) — hand-held device for looking at a distance
• Central Kurdish: دووربین — hand-held device for looking at a distance
• Central Kurdish: دووچاوی (dûçawî) — hand-held device for looking at a distance
• Northern Kurdish: dûrbîn — hand-held device for looking at a distance
• Kyrgyz: дүрбү (dürbü) — hand-held device for looking at a distance
• Kyrgyz: бинокль (binokl) — hand-held device for looking at a distance
• Lao: ກ້ອງ (kǭng) — hand-held device for looking at a distance
• Lao: ກ້ອງສ່ອງ (kǭng sǭng) — hand-held device for looking at a distance
• Latvian: binoklis — hand-held device for looking at a distance
• Latvian: tālskatis — hand-held device for looking at a distance
• Lithuanian: binoklis — hand-held device for looking at a distance
• Macedonian: двоглед (dvogled) — hand-held device for looking at a distance
• Malay: teropong — hand-held device for looking at a distance
• Malay: keker — hand-held device for looking at a distance
• Maltese: tromba — hand-held device for looking at a distance
• Māori: karu whakatata — hand-held device for looking at a distance
• Marshallese: baiklaaj — hand-held device for looking at a distance
• Mongolian: дуран (duran) — hand-held device for looking at a distance
• Norman: longues-veues — hand-held device for looking at a distance
• Norwegian Bokmål: kikkert — hand-held device for looking at a distance
• Norwegian Nynorsk: kikert — hand-held device for looking at a distance
• Norwegian Nynorsk: kikkert — hand-held device for looking at a distance
• Oromo: naaduraa — hand-held device for looking at a distance
• Ossetian: кӕсӕнцӕст (kæsæncæst) — hand-held device for looking at a distance
• Ossetian: бинокль (binoklʹ) — hand-held device for looking at a distance
• Iranian Persian: دورْبین (durbin) — hand-held device for looking at a distance
• Iranian Persian: دوچِشْمی (dočešmi) — hand-held device for looking at a distance
• Polish: lorneta — hand-held device for looking at a distance
• Polish: lornetka — hand-held device for looking at a distance
• Portuguese: binóculo — hand-held device for looking at a distance
• Portuguese: binóculos — hand-held device for looking at a distance
• Romanian: binoclu — hand-held device for looking at a distance
• Russian: бино́кль (binóklʹ) — hand-held device for looking at a distance
• Serbo-Croatian: двоглед — hand-held device for looking at a distance
• Serbo-Croatian: доглед — hand-held device for looking at a distance
• Serbo-Croatian: дурбин — hand-held device for looking at a distance
• Serbo-Croatian: далекозор — hand-held device for looking at a distance
• Serbo-Croatian: далекоглед — hand-held device for looking at a distance
• Serbo-Croatian: dvogled — hand-held device for looking at a distance
• Serbo-Croatian: dogled — hand-held device for looking at a distance
• Serbo-Croatian: durbin — hand-held device for looking at a distance
• Serbo-Croatian: dalekozor — hand-held device for looking at a distance
• Serbo-Croatian: dalekogled — hand-held device for looking at a distance
• Slovak: ďalekohľad — hand-held device for looking at a distance
• Slovene: daljnogled — hand-held device for looking at a distance
• Spanish: prismáticos — hand-held device for looking at a distance
• Spanish: binoculares — hand-held device for looking at a distance
• Spanish: gemelos — hand-held device for looking at a distance
• Spanish: anteojos prismáticos — hand-held device for looking at a distance
• Spanish: gemelos prismáticos — hand-held device for looking at a distance
• Spanish: largavista — hand-held device for looking at a distance
• Swedish: kikare — hand-held device for looking at a distance
• Tagalog: duhansipat — hand-held device for looking at a distance
• Tagalog: largabista — hand-held device for looking at a distance
• Tajik: дурбин (durbin) — hand-held device for looking at a distance
• Tatar: бинокль (binoqlʹ) — hand-held device for looking at a distance
• Tausug: talumpung — hand-held device for looking at a distance
• Thai: กล้องสองตา (glɔ̂ng-sɔ̌ɔng-dtaa) — hand-held device for looking at a distance
• Thai: กล้องสนาม (glɔ̂ng-sà-nǎam) — hand-held device for looking at a distance
• Tibetan: རྒྱང་ཤེལ (rgyang shel) — hand-held device for looking at a distance
• Turkish: dürbün — hand-held device for looking at a distance
• Turkish: bakaç — hand-held device for looking at a distance
• Turkmen: dürbi — hand-held device for looking at a distance
• Turkmen: binokl — hand-held device for looking at a distance
• Ukrainian: біно́кль (binóklʹ) — hand-held device for looking at a distance
• Urdu: دُوربِین (dūrbīn) — hand-held device for looking at a distance
• Uyghur: دۇربۇن (durbun) — hand-held device for looking at a distance
• Uzbek: durbin — hand-held device for looking at a distance
• Uzbek: binokl — hand-held device for looking at a distance
• Vietnamese: ống nhòm — hand-held device for looking at a distance
• Vietnamese: ống ngắm — hand-held device for looking at a distance
• Vietnamese: con mắt xa — hand-held device for looking at a distance
• Volapük: fagiologöm — hand-held device for looking at a distance
• Welsh: ysbienddrych — hand-held device for looking at a distance
• Welsh: sbenglas — hand-held device for looking at a distance
• Yaghnobi: дурбен (durben) — hand-held device for looking at a distance