Definition of magic lantern in English:

magic lantern

noun

historical

A simple form of image projector used for showing photographic slides.
〈史〉幻灯机
Example sentencesExamples
- Martin also sold magic lanterns, which projected ghostly figures onto walls or clouds of smoke, as well as convex and concave glasses, mirrors that curved and distended proportions.
- Fuller's stage performances utilised electric lighting, coloured gels, magic lanterns, shadow-play and projections to create spectacular onstage effects, making her experiments with film a logical development of her art.
- The end of the exhibition was dedicated to an archive of the technology itself, displaying a historical lineage of objects from magic lanterns to a variety of early slide projectors.
- Now that was the new technology and they were just starting to use electric lights to project the magic lanterns instead of the carbide lamps,
- After the advent of photography in the mid-century, magic lanterns were increasingly produced and sold primarily for domestic use.

Definition of magic lantern in US English:

magic lantern

nounˈˌmædʒɪk ˈlæntərnˈˌmajik ˈlantərn

historical

A simple form of image projector used for showing photographic slides.
〈史〉幻灯机
Example sentencesExamples
- Now that was the new technology and they were just starting to use electric lights to project the magic lanterns instead of the carbide lamps,
- The end of the exhibition was dedicated to an archive of the technology itself, displaying a historical lineage of objects from magic lanterns to a variety of early slide projectors.
- Martin also sold magic lanterns, which projected ghostly figures onto walls or clouds of smoke, as well as convex and concave glasses, mirrors that curved and distended proportions.
- Fuller's stage performances utilised electric lighting, coloured gels, magic lanterns, shadow-play and projections to create spectacular onstage effects, making her experiments with film a logical development of her art.
- After the advent of photography in the mid-century, magic lanterns were increasingly produced and sold primarily for domestic use.

词汇	magic lantern
释义	Definition of magic lantern in English: magic lantern noun historical A simple form of image projector used for showing photographic slides. 〈史〉幻灯机 Example sentencesExamples Martin also sold magic lanterns, which projected ghostly figures onto walls or clouds of smoke, as well as convex and concave glasses, mirrors that curved and distended proportions. Fuller's stage performances utilised electric lighting, coloured gels, magic lanterns, shadow-play and projections to create spectacular onstage effects, making her experiments with film a logical development of her art. The end of the exhibition was dedicated to an archive of the technology itself, displaying a historical lineage of objects from magic lanterns to a variety of early slide projectors. Now that was the new technology and they were just starting to use electric lights to project the magic lanterns instead of the carbide lamps, After the advent of photography in the mid-century, magic lanterns were increasingly produced and sold primarily for domestic use. Definition of magic lantern in US English: magic lantern nounˈˌmædʒɪk ˈlæntərnˈˌmajik ˈlantərn historical A simple form of image projector used for showing photographic slides. 〈史〉幻灯机 Example sentencesExamples Now that was the new technology and they were just starting to use electric lights to project the magic lanterns instead of the carbide lamps, The end of the exhibition was dedicated to an archive of the technology itself, displaying a historical lineage of objects from magic lanterns to a variety of early slide projectors. Martin also sold magic lanterns, which projected ghostly figures onto walls or clouds of smoke, as well as convex and concave glasses, mirrors that curved and distended proportions. Fuller's stage performances utilised electric lighting, coloured gels, magic lanterns, shadow-play and projections to create spectacular onstage effects, making her experiments with film a logical development of her art. After the advent of photography in the mid-century, magic lanterns were increasingly produced and sold primarily for domestic use.
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