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Meanings of eyeglasses in anglès
Usage of eyeglasses in anglès
1
THE eyes are not proud of their sight but of their eyeglasses.
2
He tapped his eyeglasses meditatively upon the bridge of his high-arched nose.
3
Mrs. Jameson arose and bowed to the company, and adjusted her eyeglasses.
4
Mr. Sprudell removed his eyeglasses with great deliberation and pursed his lips:
5
The first eyeglasses were fabricated by pouring molten glass into curved molds.
6
I, still searching for the eyeglasses and rather put out, said impatiently:-
7
The Duke was a young man with a heavy beard and eyeglasses.
8
Selby advanced into the room, saving his eyeglasses by a sudden clutch.
9
Dr. Beauregard adjusted a pair of gold-rimmed eyeglasses and bent towards it.
10
His thick eyeglasses were suspended by a narrow ribbon of black satin.
11
Hilliard was shortly on the spot-a short, fat little fellow with eyeglasses.
12
They wore also flowing neckties, and some of them had blue eyeglasses.
13
Janice Hornbuckle looked at me over the top of her wire-rimmed eyeglasses.
14
He set his eyeglasses on his bulging nose, and began to read.
15
The Senator took out his eyeglasses and looked over his friend's shoulder.
16
Joyce himself is an insignificant man, wearing very thick eyeglasses, dull, self-centered.
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Translations for eyeglasses
portuguès
Eyeglasses through the time
Eyeglasses across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common