optics

• n. [光] 光学

来自optic,眼的，眼睛的，-ics,学说。即眼科学，引申词义光学。

optics (n.)

"science of sight and light," 1570s, from optic; also see -ics. Used for Medieval Latin optica (neuter plural), from Greek ta optika "optical matters," neuter plural of optikos "optic."

1. Newton published his first work on optics.

牛顿出版了他的第一部光学著作.

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2. If such materials became generally available to the optics industry the payoffs from such a breakthrough would be enormous.

如果这些材料能够普遍用于光学产业，那么这一突破带来的收益将非常巨大。

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3. This part of the subject is called physical optics.

这部分内容叫做物理光学.

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4. Einstein's new theory on optics changed classical scientific ideas about light.

爱因斯坦新的光学理论改变了人们对光的传统科学概念.

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5. Fiber optics have even been adopted by novelty makers for table decorations.

纤维光学甚至被一些喜欢制作新奇事物的人用作桌子的装饰.

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