optics / ˈɒp tɪks /

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optics 的定义

n. 名词 noun
  1. the branch of physical science that deals with the properties and phenomena of both visible and invisible light and with vision.
  2. the way a situation, action, event, etc., is perceived by the public or by a particular group of people: The optics on this issue are pretty good for the Democrats.Administrators worry about the bad optics of hiring new staff during a budget crisis.

optics 近义词

optics

等同于 vision

optics

等同于 lens

optics

等同于 eye

optics

等同于 eyesight

更多optics例句

  1. This may be more of an optics issue, restoring confidence with the American people, and in my state, we actually do believe there was tremendous fraud.
  2. He mined the staff of Tessera, an optics business in North Carolina, to build a manufacturing team.
  3. Irritated members of Congress say that the authorization of the train-and-equip mission is merely about optics.
  4. But, having himself campaigned by hitting others for their lack of involvement, Perry obviously understands the optics of crisis.
  5. This prompted a lengthy discussion of optics and theatre among the panelists.
  6. In terms of the optics, let us not forget that the United States is facing a new and extremely dangerous enemy in ISIS.
  7. And despite the urgent optics of the border kids crisis, our D.C. politicos would rather demagogue the issue than deal with it.
  8. Scientists tell us that from the point of view of optics the human eye is a clumsy instrument poorly contrived for its work.
  9. The Optics were not published till 1704, but had been composed many years previously.
  10. My two big toes placed simultaneously over both his optics caused a halt so abrupt as almost to unseat me.
  11. "Peleg, you're a sight for tired optics," said Tom, giving the man's hand a squeeze that made him wince.
  12. The Professor of Astronomy was to teach astronomy, optics, navigation, and cosmography.