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aperture Noun 1. a hole or opening 2. an opening in a camera or telescope that controls the amount of light entering it [Latin aperire to open]
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aperture Translations n aperture [ˈӕpətjuə] 1 an opening or hole. gaatjie ثُقْب، فَتْحَه отвор otvor, díra åbning; hul die Öffnung άνοιγμα, τρύπα abertura ava روزنه aukko ouverture פֶּתָח छेद otvor rés celah, lobang gat, op apertura 開き口 구멍 plyšys caurums; sprauga lubang opening åpning, hull otwór abertura deschizătură отверстие otvor odprtina otvor öppning, glugg, hål ช่อง delik 孔 отвір; щілина سوراخ ، شگاف lỗ hổng 孔 2 (the size of) the opening (eg in a camera) through which light passes. apertuur فَتْحَة عَدَسَة الكاميرا цепнатина clona blændeåbning; apertur die Blende άνοιγμα abertura ava دیافراگم aukko ouverture מִפְתָח छिद्र otvor lencsenyílás, rekesz bukaan lubang lensa ljósop apertura しぼり (렌즈의) 구경 diafragma atvērums bukaan lensopening blender(åpning) przysłona abertura deschizătură апертура svetelnosť zaslonka blenda bländare, bländaröppning ช่องรับแสง diyafram açıklığı, aralık, yarık 孔徑 апертура روشنی کا راستہ lỗ ống kính 孔径 How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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| In the trap-door itself was found a square aperture cut in the wood, apparently with some exceedingly sharp instrument, just behind the bolt which fastened the door on the inner side. The little pink sloth-creature was still blinking at me when my Ape-man reappeared at the aperture of the nearest of these dens, and beckoned me in. he had said for the third time, to his comedians, speaking machines; then as he was marching with great strides in front of the marble table, a fancy seized him to go and appear in his turn at the aperture of the chapel, were it only for the pleasure of making a grimace at that ungrateful populace. |
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