optics

noun

/ˈɒptɪks/

/ˈɑːptɪks/

[uncountable]

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the scientific study of sight and light see also fibre optics
Oxford Collocations Dictionary
Optics is used after these nouns:
fibre
See full entry
[plural] (especially North American English) the way in which an action or event is seen and understood by the public
- In politics, optics matter.
- His decision to cut employee benefits may have been necessary, but the optics were terrible.
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单词	optics
释义	optics noun /ˈɒptɪks/ /ˈɑːptɪks/ [uncountable] jump to other results the scientific study of sight and light see also fibre optics Oxford Collocations DictionaryOptics is used after these nouns: fibre See full entry [plural] (especially North American English) the way in which an action or event is seen and understood by the public In politics, optics matter. His decision to cut employee benefits may have been necessary, but the optics were terrible. More Like This Uncountable nouns ending in –icsUncountable nouns ending in –ics athletics ballistics civics cybernetics genetics geophysics gymnastics linguistics optics orthodontics orthopaedics phonetics phonics physics semantics semiotics stylistics thermodynamics
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