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Meanings of dark glasses in English
Portuguese
óculos de sol Catalan
ulleres de sol Spectacles that are darkened or polarized to protect the eyes from the glare of the sun.
Synonyms
Examples for "shades"
Examples for "shades"
1
I couldn't add fine shades of meaning to my words without it.
2
To use a highly nontechnical term, call the devices solar window shades.
3
Thus the same letter could provoke all shades of the political spectrum.
4
The shades of evening were rapidly increasing; the cold was becoming intense.
5
It comes in five flattering shades, but the gold is particularly beautiful.
1
In the meantime, he'd need a different hat and, perhaps, new sunglasses.
2
Henry used balloons from home and sunglasses with the lenses popped out.
3
I wear sunglasses even at night, and speak in an affected voice.
4
The primary school teacher told the Daily Mail she never liked sunglasses.
5
Two chest pockets are great for extra gloves, a buff, sunglasses, etc.
Usage of dark glasses in English
1
I wore the dark glasses, of course, and a long-vizored fishing cap.
2
I watched Robert closely, seeking some visible expression behind his dark glasses.
3
The dark glasses, the blouses with high necks and long sleeves .
4
She suddenly understood why people wore dark glasses in situations like this.
5
Valerie was out of bed and at the table, wearing dark glasses.
6
Add dark glasses and a frown and he could be positively intimidating.
7
Armed with a Kalashnikov rifle, he wore a T-shirt and dark glasses.
8
He stops and looks at the vendor from behind his dark glasses.
9
Julia had no difficulty imagining her in dark glasses and a raincoat.
10
He entered the house, found his dark glasses, and put them on.
11
Johannes Cabal stood by the lake of fire, polishing his dark glasses.
12
Isn't it hard to see in here with those dark glasses on?
13
She wore dark glasses and kept a tight grip on Candy's arm.
14
The man in dark glasses opened the rear door on Jack's side.
15
She is tall, with stylish dark glasses, pulled-back blond-gray hair, and lipstick.
16
She pushed her dark glasses farther up the bridge of her nose.
This collocation consists of:
Dark glasses through the time
Dark glasses across language varieties
United States of America
Common
Ireland
Common
United Kingdom
Less common