How to pronounce “binoculars”(noun) in English

Binoculars.

is like taking binoculars and looking at it backwards.

And some bastard had stolen his binoculars.

And you have to get your binoculars out, and take lots and lots of pictures, and take copious notes.

There you see Nicole Stott with her binoculars looking at what's gonna be her home for the next three months.

You can see that with binoculars by an ocean, by a lake.

I'm so delighted to have met you all and finally gotten inside the Giant Binoculars.

And even with our radar and binoculars, we actually had trouble navigating through all these fishing nets.

One of the things you can see yourself with a pair of binoculars is if you actually go out to a lake and there are boats on that lake the farther away a boat is, the more

And he took me out at the age of eight, and he gave me the binoculars, and he said look four miles down the river.

My grandfather said watch closely, and he gave me the binoculars.

The light that you see through binoculars tonight as you look up at the Andromeda galaxy left two million years ago.

You can certainly see it with binoculars, but it's about the diameter of a full moon on the sky,

If you've been at the station in 1948, you might have seen my father trying to find a pair of binoculars that he'd just been

Mies Vanilla Rohe Frank Berry, which as I'm sure most of you know, you're in a Frank Gehry Binoculars building,

Swiss Army knife, a pair of binoculars, GPS,

If something is a million light years away from you, like the Andromeda galaxy is about two million light years away, the light that you see through binoculars tonight,

the ocean in 1966, when suddenly he heard screaming, and he was looking through his binoculars and he saw these six kids, long hair, pretty wild appearance.

I actually said this to somebody and I couldn't believe they'd never thought of it, but with binoculars you can see planets.