Pronunciation: /eɪˈfoʊkəl/
adjective describing a lens or optical system that has no focal point
A1 The camera has an afocal lens, so it can't zoom in or out.
A2 I prefer using an afocal telescope for stargazing because it provides a wider field of view.
B1 The binoculars I bought are afocal, which means they have a fixed magnification.
B2 Photographers often use afocal lenses for capturing landscapes because they offer sharp focus throughout the frame.
C1 The scientist used an afocal system to study the distant galaxies with precision.
C2 The engineer designed an afocal optical system for the satellite to ensure accurate imaging of the Earth's surface.
formal The camera lens used in astronomy is an afocal lens, which is designed to capture images without adjusting focus.
informal I bought an afocal lens for my camera so I can take better pictures without having to adjust the focus all the time.
slang I'm loving my new afocal lens - it's making my photos look so professional!
figurative Her mind was like an afocal lens, constantly capturing details without getting distracted by the bigger picture.
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