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eye·glass
aI glaes
复数:eyeglasses
noun
(pl.) two glass or plastic lenses in a frame that has a bridge resting on the nose and extensions hooked around the ears, used to correct defective vision; glasses; spectacles.
a hand-held glass lens used to enhance vision; monocle.
a cup, usu. of glass, shaped to fit around the eye and used to bathe or apply medicine to it; eyecup.
an eyepiece, as on a microscope or telescope.
镜片:有助于视力的镜片
洗眼杯
〔接〕目镜
The first known use of eyeglass was in 1593
eyeletnoun
a small hole (as in cloth or leather) for a lace or rope
grommet
eye1 of 2noun
an organ of sightespecially: a rounded hollow organ that is filled with a jellylike material, is lined with a sensitive retina, and is located in a bone-lined cavity in the skull of a vertebrate
all the visible parts (as the eyelids) within and surrounding the bone-lined cavity
ability to see or appreciate
a good eye for painting
glance entry 2 sense 3
cast an eager eye
close attention or observation
keep an eye on it
judgment sense 1
guilty in the eyes of the law
something like or suggestive of an eye: as
the hole through the head of a needle
a loop to catch or receive a hook
an undeveloped bud (as on a potato)
a device (as a photoelectric cell) that functions somewhat like human vision
the center of something
the eye of a hurricane
eye2 of 2verb
to watch or study closely
eyelashnoun
a single hair of the fringe on the eyelid
eyelashnoun
a single hair of the fringe on the eyelid
eye1 of 2noun
an organ of sightespecially: a rounded hollow organ that is filled with a jellylike material, is lined with a sensitive retina, and is located in a bone-lined cavity in the skull of a vertebrate
all the visible parts (as the eyelids) within and surrounding the bone-lined cavity
ability to see or appreciate
a good eye for painting
glance entry 2 sense 3
cast an eager eye
close attention or observation
keep an eye on it
judgment sense 1
guilty in the eyes of the law
something like or suggestive of an eye: as
the hole through the head of a needle
a loop to catch or receive a hook
an undeveloped bud (as on a potato)
a device (as a photoelectric cell) that functions somewhat like human vision
the center of something
the eye of a hurricane
eye2 of 2verb
to watch or study closely
eyeglassnoun
a glass lens used to help one see clearly
plural glass entry 1 sense 2b
eyeglassnoun
a glass lens used to help one see clearly
plural glass entry 1 sense 2b
eyeglassnoun
eyepiece
a lens worn to aid visionspecifically: monocle
eyeglasses plural glasses, spectacles
eyecup sense 1
1 The old man wears an eyeglass attached to a piece of ribbon.
那老人戴着单片眼镜,上面连结着一条丝带。
2 When the three young men in hooded sweatshirts entered Bauer’s Optical on King Street in Alexandria one afternoon last month, “they came in asking for Cartier” eyeglass frames, the store’s general manager, Jackie Vaughan, said.
3 Another uncle saved his retail eyeglass business, after all shopping malls were closed, by starting a try-them-on-at-home service.
4 Products wanted: Optical, sunglasses and eyeglass cases.
需要货品: 眼镜 、 太阳眼镜及眼镜盒.
5 It is the latest addition to a portfolio that has included retail, office and sports complexes, along with her namesake eyeglass line and nine books.
6 Warby Parker, the fashion-forward eyeglass maker, features its Colonel monocle — named after Mustard of the Clue board game, not Klink of “Hogan’s Heroes” — prominently in advertisements to bestow a unique edge on its brand.
7 I am peering through a jeweller's eyeglass, looking for the BBC logo that has been inscribed inside a small diamond.
8 My eyeglass frame is broken!
我的眼镜框断了!
9 In his 20s, he worked as an apprentice making parts for eyeglass frames, then went into business for himself.
10 For example, a group of beaded accessories arranged on small tables at its center includes beadwork samplers and accessories — a turn-of-the-20th-century Zulu necklace, a belt from 1970s Kenya and an eyeglass case from 19th-century China.
11 Optical accessories. Eyeglass cords , chains, cases and cleaner.
光学配件. 眼镜配件, 镜链,眼镜盒, 清洁布等.
12 At 14, he apprenticed as a metal engraver and then moved on to a workshop that produced parts for eyeglass frames.
13 They turned up in eyeglass cases, birthday cards, once—I swear—inside an egg Tessie had just cracked.
14 The organization also has helped with food pantries, vision and eyeglass clinics, and sports camps in its target counties.
15 Polarized lenses will only be available by selecting the eyeglass frame and adding polarization on as an addition.
偏光镜片只可通过选择眼镜架,另加入了另外的两极分化。
16 Traditional rubber eyecup: for eyeglass wearers it can be folded down. It is less durable.
橡胶型: 传统橡胶式眼罩,戴眼镜的话可将眼杯反下,但眼杯容易变形和留下摺痕.
17 When he survived an assassination attempt in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, in October 1912—the assassin’s bullet hit his eyeglass case and only injured him superficially—he turned the near-death experience into a political opportunity.
18 She left her eyeglasses at work.
19 His most famous role came in 1972’s “The Godfather,” in which he played the humbled casino owner who meets his fate on a massage table, with a bullet through a thick eyeglass lense.
20 Find fun ideas by searching Google Images for “eyeglass decor.”
3 单眼镜
5 用复数眼镜
6 同EYEPIECE.
10 用复数
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