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Meanings of eyeglass in English
Usage of eyeglass in English
1
The newcomer screwed in his eyeglass and looked deliberately round the room.
2
Morrie places the eyeglass case in a box with other filled bags.
3
Lord Arranmore bent the card in his forefinger, and dropped his eyeglass.
4
The Colonel put up his eyeglass and contemplated Jonah through the window.
5
I always loved you in blue serge, and I adore your eyeglass.
6
The major drew an envelope from his pocket and fixed his eyeglass.
7
She examined the signature, peering through her eyeglass, close to the canvas.
8
Sir Ellis fixed him with his eyeglass, and, in disgusted tones, replied:-
9
Borrowdean dropped his eyeglass, and swung it deliberately by its black ribbon.
10
His companion was swinging his eyeglass back and forth by its cord.
11
Then she raised her eyeglass, and looked hard and curiously at Tressady.
12
Peter Knott's single eyeglass wandered over the unwieldy frame sitting opposite him.
13
I stumbled against somebody, and glancing down, caught sight of Good's eyeglass.
14
Do you mean that languishin' creeter with an eyeglass and spindle legs?
15
Still, with a club foot, eh, and spectacles instead of my eyeglass-
16
It is merely crossing,' said Mr. Micawber, trifling with his eyeglass, 'merely crossing.
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Eyeglass through the time
Eyeglass across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common