eyeglasses
- noun
- /ˈaɪˌɡlæsɪz/
- US
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gafas
- I need to get my eyeglasses adjusted because they keep slipping down my nose.
And just in case anyone realizes, mini eyeglasses don't work on someone with a big old head.
- And just in case anyone realizes, mini eyeglasses don't work on someone with a big old head.
- I had to develop need for eyeglasses.
- And it took, I don't know, months to get the right eyeglasses for reading.
- And you really want to be able to say, hey, my eyeglasses prescription has not changed in the last two or three or five years.
- We went to go buy these glasses like eyeglasses.
- And they have a big tent and people from the area know who cannot get their teeth looked at her eyeglasses.
Examples
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OK, All right, so maybe take off your eyeglasses if you don't mind.
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And you really want to be able to say, hey, my eyeglasses prescription has not changed in the last two or three or five years.
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Home health care, dental care, eyeglasses and hearing aids.
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These are my eyeglasses, they are Warby Parker.
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If you wear eyeglasses in sports, they're probably made of lexan.
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There could be chiropractic care and plans may even include free eyeglasses, free gym memberships.
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It's worth noting that all of these brands appear to produce other products like clothing, shoes, eyeglasses, watches, perfumes, and other accessories.
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Listener Warby Parker offers everything you need for happier eyes, sunglasses, eyeglasses, contact lenses, and eye exams.
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She picked out a stylish pair of eyeglasses that matched her outfit perfectly.
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After losing his last pair, he ordered new eyeglasses online for better vision.
Synonyms
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A frame with lenses you wear to help you see
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Things you wear on your eyes to help you see or protect them
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A pair of glasses you wear to help you see
A pair of lenses in a frame that you wear on your nose and ears to help you see
Something you wear on your face to help you see
Glasses you wear to help you see or read
A pair of glasses that help you see
Glasses that have two lens areas, one for reading and one for distance vision
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Etymology
Eyeglasses comes from the two simple words eye and glass, so it literally means 'glass for the eye'. That's why eyeglasses are a pair of glass lenses you wear on your face to help you see better.