Usage of "opera glasses"

Portuguese

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An optical instrument designed for simultaneous use by both eyes.

Russian

Spanish

Small, usually compact, binoculars intended for indoor use.

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Usage of opera glasses in English

On some evenings he arrived with opera glasses, which amused the cast. 
 Hiding the Elephant 

Wilbur wiped his mouth, lowering the opera glasses to stare at Louise. 
 First flight 

So there was quite a large audience present with opera glasses. 
 Remarks 

With his opera glasses he could see from his bedroom whatever went on. 
 The Haunted Bookshop 

Still holding Marianne by the shoulder, she raised her opera glasses. 
 Sense and Sensibility and Sea Monsters 

She dug into her handbag and pulled out a pair of opera glasses. 
 First flight 

She dug her new opera glasses out of her purse. 
 The Beast Within 

He locked his door, and sat down by the window with his opera glasses. 
 The Haunted Bookshop 

This is a moving picture camera, disguised as opera glasses. 
 First flight 

He took the opera glasses from her and held them up to his eyes. 
 First flight 

With a sigh, she raised the gold opera glasses that lay in her lap. 
 The street philosopher 

Tom was using a pair of opera glasses to see what they were eating. 
 The new yorker 

I didn't bring my opera glasses to work today. 
 Proven guilty 

The golden opera glasses, to her frustration, offered only a partial view of the battlefield. 
 The street philosopher 

Kellar must have seen this through his opera glasses. 
 Hiding the Elephant 

Aubrey remembered the opera glasses, which were still in his pocket, and brought them out. 
 The Haunted Bookshop 

Translations for opera glasses

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Meanings of opera glasses in English