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compound microscope a microscope in which two lenses of differing focal lengths are mounted in an adjustable tube.
eyeglass an eyepiece, as on a microscope or telescope. [1/4 definitions]
eyepiece the lens or lenses in an optical instrument, such as a microscope or telescope, through which one views the object or image under scrutiny.
magnification the power or extent of magnifying, as of a telescope or microscope. [1/2 definitions]
microgram an image of an object as seen through a microscope; micrograph. [1/2 definitions]
micrograph a drawing or photograph of something as it is seen through a microscope. [1/2 definitions]
microscopic of or relating to a microscope. [1/3 definitions]
nosepiece the lower part of a microscope to which the objective lenses are attached. [1/3 definitions]
phase-contrast microscope a microscope that uses the different phases of light from different parts of an observed object to produce an image with high contrast among its parts.
photomicrograph a photograph of a small object taken through a microscope.
scope a telescope, microscope, or the like. [1/4 definitions]
slide a small piece of glass that holds a specimen for viewing under a microscope. [1/14 definitions]
smear something that is smeared on a surface, esp. a sample or preparation applied to a microscope slide for examination. [1/9 definitions]
submicroscopic too small to be seen through an ordinary microscope.
ultramicroscope a microscope that uses light diffraction to permit the viewing of objects too small to be detected by an ordinary microscope.