名詞 microscope:

1. magnifier of the image of small objects

1. A Microscope will reveal much that cannot be seen with the naked eye.
   顯微鏡可以看到許多肉眼看不見(jiàn)的東西。
2. The biologist stained the specimen before looking at it through the microscope.
   那位生物學(xué)家先把標(biāo)本染色，然後再通過(guò)顯微鏡進(jìn)行觀察。
3. The microscope magnified the object 100 times.
   這臺(tái)顯微鏡將物體放大了100倍。
4. He stained some slides and looked at them under the microscope.
   他給幾張載玻片上染了色，然后放到顯微鏡下觀察。

mi.cro.scope

n.（名詞）
An optical instrument that uses a lens or a combination of lenses to produce magnified images of small objects, especially of objects too small to be seen by the unaided eye.
顯微鏡：用一個(gè)透鏡或一些透鏡的組合來(lái)制造小物體的放大形像的視力工具，通常用來(lái)觀察肉眼看不到的物體
An instrument, such as an electron microscope, that uses electronic or other processes to magnify objects.
電子顯微鏡：利用電子的或其它的手段來(lái)放大物體的工具，如一個(gè)電子顯微鏡