Pronunciation: /eɪ.krəˈmætɪk lɛnz/
noun a type of lens designed to bring two wavelengths of light to a common focus, eliminating chromatic aberration
A1 An achromatic lens is used in cameras to improve image quality.
A2 The achromatic lens in the telescope helps to reduce chromatic aberration.
B1 A photographer always carries an achromatic lens in their camera bag.
B2 When choosing a microscope, it's important to consider the quality of the achromatic lens.
C1 The achromatic lens used in the research lab is of the highest quality.
C2 The scientist carefully selected the achromatic lens for the intricate experiment.
adjective describing the type of lens that is achromatic
A1 The camera lens was achromatic, meaning it produced clear and sharp images.
A2 The scientist used an achromatic lens to study the specimen under the microscope.
B1 The telescope was equipped with an achromatic lens for better viewing of distant objects.
B2 Photographers often prefer achromatic lenses for their ability to capture true colors without distortion.
C1 The achromatic lens in the binoculars provided a crisp and detailed view of the landscape.
C2 The museum curator insisted on using only achromatic lenses for displaying the delicate artwork.
formal The achromatic lens is designed to minimize chromatic aberration in optical systems.
informal I just got a new camera with an achromatic lens for better image quality.
slang This achromatic lens is like magic for taking clear photos.
figurative Using an achromatic lens is like seeing the world in high definition.
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