a camera shot in a movie or video; a scene

spectacles or eyeglasses

telescope (CL: [[部|部|bu4]]); binoculars (CL: [[副|副|fu4]])

the reflective surface of a mirror or something that acts like a mirror.

to look in the mirror

gastroscope (medicine)

to appear on film, television, or in the media

mirror (often used as a metaphor for something beautiful, bright and flat, or something that provides clarity and insight)

(fig.) to be astounded; to be extremely surprised

mirror image; (computing) mirror

magnifying glass

the reunion of long-separated lovers or the restoration of a broken romantic relationship

goggles; protective glasses

lens (optics)

a frame for a picture, photograph, or mirror

a plane or convex mirror used for observation, such as a vehicle's rearview mirror or a dentist's mirror

(cinema) slow motion

the frame part of a pair of eyeglasses used to hold the lenses

wide angle camera lens or shot

presbyopic glasses

(optics) prism

something that is beautiful but unattainable or ephemeral, much like flowers in a mirror or the moon's reflection in water

goggles (esp. against wind and sandstorms)

to grab the limelight or steal the show to attract attention

a figurative means of exposing the truth, uncovering a conspiracy, or revealing someone's true character

a mirror with a curved surface that produces a distorted image for amusement

objective (optics)

triangular prism

(physics) plane mirror

an old-fashioned street entertainment where pictures are viewed through a magnifying lens

polarizing filter