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Meanings of optician in English
Usage of optician in English
1
He first went to an optician about the problem five years ago.
2
They started walking again, passing the dentists' office and the optician's.
3
Back in New York, he dropped in on the nearest optician.
4
To discredit the optician's skill was not to get rid of the optician.
5
The test applied by the optician is much more exact, and also more easy.
6
Delft's deft optician also had a fair dose of curiosity.
7
Thus we have the optician, the painless tooth extractor, and quack cures for consumption.
8
Consult an oculist, not an optician, if there is anything the matter with them.
9
I leave the optician's feeling light-headed and desirable, with ever thicker lenses in my glasses.
10
It would be lovely if everyone were an optician, telling you exactly where to look.
11
Just about this time, however, a great optician came to the aid of the astronomers.
12
Lord Rosse was, in fact, a skilful mechanic, an experienced founder, and an ingenious optician.
13
Ralph stopped at an optician's, bought a pair of slightly-colored spectacles, and put them on.
14
Comfort Kgomotso Palagangwe Dispensing optician on the Phelophepa explaining the work she does on the train.
15
The glass is then ready for the optician.
16
She went to the immediate superior asking permission to run across the street to the optician.
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United Kingdom
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