sunglasses
- noun
- /ˈsʌnˌɡlæsɪz/
- I always wear my sunglasses when it is sunny outside to protect my eyes.
- wear sunglasses
- dark sunglasses
- hat and sunglasses
And some blind people wear dark sunglasses and some don't.
- And some blind people wear dark sunglasses and some don't.
- Then you need sunglasses and these are Garrett Light.
- OK, look, always hand cream, sunglasses because that's my uniform.
- Like I love my sunglasses, but clearly I do have too many.
- But but but big sunglasses don't look good on your face.
- Shady Rays has you covered with premium polarized sunglasses that won't break the bank.
- Yes, I wanted to mention you've been seeing these sunglasses throughout the video.
- And then these are my sunglasses by Gentle Monster.
Examples
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They all had sunglasses and hats.
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Maximum protection is provided by goggle-style or wraparound sunglasses that also provide side protection.
Academic text (1998) -
I received these lovely sunglasses in the post.
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Like I love my sunglasses, but clearly I do have too many.
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These are my most worn sunglasses I have bought off Amazon.
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I've got some great sunglasses coming your way with your name on.
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And I am also wearing these fun sunglasses from White Fox Boutique.
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I think I'll bring sunglasses, maybe for the tailgating.
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When we walked into the motel office that morning, Mother took off her sunglasses automatically, forgetting.
Fiction book (1992) -
He hasn't taken off those sunglasses in six years.
Synonyms
Glasses with dark lenses that protect your eyes from bright sunlight
Things you wear on your eyes to help you see or protect them
A cover you wear over the eyes to protect them from injury or bright light
Dark glasses worn to protect your eyes from bright sunlight
Lenses in glasses that automatically darken in sunlight and become clear in low light
Glasses whose lenses become dark in sunlight and clear indoors
How Protective
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Sunglasses is simply made from sun and glasses, meaning 'glasses for the sun'. Think of them as regular glasses with dark lenses that cover your eyes and protect them from bright sunlight.