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Meanings of sunglasses in English
Portuguese
óculos de sol Catalan
ulleres de sol Special glasses that protect the eyes from strong sunlight and uv rays.
Usage of sunglasses in English
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.
6
Kwok took off his sunglasses and held the card up to read.
7
From T-shirts to sunglasses, everything you need to update your summer look
8
He thought I'd heard him but I was sleeping under my sunglasses.
9
She didn't wear sunglasses often, even when he thought she ought to.
10
When asked to remove her Alexander McQueen sunglasses by photographers, she refused.
11
Pope's dad had sent presents-runningshoes, French sunglasses, a .22 target pistol.
12
It fell to her shoulders and was held back by expensive sunglasses.
13
I stepped out into the sunlight and slipped on my new sunglasses.
14
Hey that's better, the blue sunglasses give nice contrast to the green.
15
One, a balding young man in sunglasses, he introduced as Duncan Skeet.
16
In the past we have hidden from the mesmer behind mirrored sunglasses.
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Australia
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United States of America
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Ireland
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