The satellite antenna emoji depicts sending or receiving signals from afar. It's often used to signify new updates or information.
The satellite emoji shows a machine orbiting the Earth from space. Use it when talking about science or space.
This emoji directly shows that you are "looking" at something. It can be used simply to let someone know you've seen something.
The magnifying glass emoji is used when looking at something closely or searching for something. It's also often used as a "search" button.
An emoji representing shifting eyes, used when looking at something with interest. It carries the meaning of "Look at this!"
This detective emoji holding a magnifying glass indicates a close inspection of something or a search for a secret.
The 📹 emoji is an old-style video camera, or camcorder. It was mainly used for filming personal videos.
A telescope is a tool that lets you see very distant stars or planets as if they were right in front of you. It represents curiosity about space.
The 'Ear' emoji expresses that you are listening to something. You can use it as a signal that you're focused on what someone is saying.
This magnifying glass emoji represents closely observing something. Its meaning is almost the same as the left-tilted magnifying glass.
The eye in speech bubble emoji means you "saw" something. It's used to indicate that you are a witness to an event or situation.
The 'wireless' emoji represents a Wi-Fi signal. You can see this symbol when you're connected to the internet wirelessly.
This is an emoji of a female detective. It represents a situation where you're trying to figure something out with sharp observational skills.
The microscope emoji is a cool science tool that magnifies and shows a tiny world invisible to the naked eye.
This is a helicopter emoji that flies by spinning its propellers. What makes it special is its ability to move straight up and down.
This emoji, wearing a monocle on one eye, is taking a closer look at something. Use it when you're curious or want to carefully inspect something.
This emoji means laptop computer and is often used when studying or working. Think of someone using a laptop at a café.
An emoji with a finger to its lips making a "shh!" gesture, signaling for quiet. It can also seem like it's saying, "This is a secret."
This is a round pushpin emoji that marks a specific place on a map. It's used to say, "This is the spot!"
The newspaper emoji signifies new tidings or information. It's used when talking about the news or announcing important facts.
The television emoji is used when watching TV or talking about TV shows. It can also mean you're relaxing at home.
The 'antenna bars' emoji shows the strength of a mobile phone's call or data signal. The more bars, the stronger the signal.
This emoji represents a male detective or investigator. It can be used when you're searching hard for something or when your curiosity is piqued.
This is a glasses emoji worn to see better when you have poor eyesight. It fits well in situations like studying or reading a book.
This emoji means that people under 18 are not allowed. It's used to indicate ratings for movies or games.
This emoji shows a watch worn on the wrist. You can use it simply when talking about time or appointments.
This emoji represents a flying saucer (UFO) and signifies aliens or mysterious phenomena. You can use it when having fascinating and fun imaginative thoughts.
The identification card emoji represents a card that proves who you are, an ID card. It's an important document that contains your name and photo.
The 🪐 emoji shows a planet with beautiful rings. It primarily represents Saturn and conveys the mystery of outer space.
This is the emoji for switching a mobile phone to vibration mode. It's useful in quiet places.
The backhand index pointing down emoji means "look at the content right below." It's used when you want to point out something important.
This signifies the place at an airport where passports are checked when entering or leaving a country. It represents the passport control counter.
This is an emoji that represents a police officer who protects the safety of our society. You can use it when you need help or are talking about order.
This emoji shows very foggy weather. You can use this emoji when it's hard to see ahead because of the fog.
This emoji represents a wing, which allows for free flight in the sky. It's used to express a feeling of freedom or a heart so happy it could fly.
This emoji represents a fingerprint, the unique pattern on a finger that differs for every person. It can also signify 'me' or oneself.
This is an old communication device known as a pager. It was an item used to receive short messages before cell phones existed.
This is the siren light from a police car or ambulance, used to signal an urgent or very important situation. It's a signal that demands immediate attention.
This emoji shows the moment a photo is taken with a flash. Use it when capturing a great moment.
This is a clipboard emoji that signifies a to-do list or a checklist. It's used when checking or conveying important information.
This is a flashlight emoji that shines a bright light in dark places. Use it when you're looking for something or want to see something more closely.
An emoji pointing to 9:30, used to indicate late evening or night time. You can use it like, "The drama starts at 9:30!"
This is an emoji that means cinema or a movie. You can use it when going to see a movie with a friend.
The 🚟 emoji is a special train that travels while suspended in the air. It shows a unique mode of transportation, different from a regular train.
The 🛃 emoji symbolizes the customs area at an airport. It's the place where travelers' luggage is inspected to check for items that need to be declared.
