Definition of spectacles in English:

spectacles

plural nounˈspɛktək(ə)lzˈspɛktəkəlz

British

A pair of glasses.
〈英〉一副眼镜
gold-rimmed spectacles
spectacle frames
Example sentencesExamples
- The countryman went from ruggedly unsophisticated to casually erudite in one quick addition of something so simplistic as a pair of spectacles.
- He dusted the snowflakes out of his hair and slipped on his pair of thick-framed spectacles and took the folder from Margaret's hands.
- I advised His Honour to buy a new pair of spectacles.
- Lamb draws an analogy with a pair of spectacles.
- He looked up and the glass of his spectacles caught the light, sending a bright glare into Sandra's eyes.
- It was in Venice, the centre of glass making, that the first pair of spectacles appeared, around 1280.
- In the lead was a tall man, about Adam's height, with a head full of graying brown hair and a pair of intelligent-looking spectacles.
- He pulled another pair of spectacles out and replaced his old ones with them.
- She had on a different pair of spectacles now, a blue oval shaped type.
- The girl opened her eyes to find herself looking into blue eyes which twinkled behind a pair of spectacles.
- The gray side-burned man cocked a grey eye at him beneath a pair of expensive spectacles.
- He's wearing a pair of spectacles and his usually unruly mop of brown hair is now slicked down with a neat side-parting.
- She could see his slicked back hair with a pair of horn-rimmed spectacles resting carefully on his nose.
- Gerald had donned a pair of spectacles and seemed earnestly studious.
- He had light brown hair and blue eyes framed by a pair of spectacles.
- ‘Try these,’ he said as he handed her a pair of round-lensed spectacles.
- He was wearing a full body suit of ostrich feathers and a ludicrous pair of spectacles.
- The judge pulled out a pair of spectacles and a list.
- He took a pair of thin-rimmed spectacles from a case and perched them close to the tip of his nose.
- His hair was blond, and his eyes a bright blue colour, partially hidden behind a small pair of green tinted spectacles.
Synonyms
glasses, eyewear
North American eyeglasses
informal specs

Definition of spectacles in US English:

spectacles

plural nounˈspektəkəlzˈspɛktəkəlz

British

gold-rimmed spectacles
another term for glasses
spectacle frames
Example sentencesExamples
- He dusted the snowflakes out of his hair and slipped on his pair of thick-framed spectacles and took the folder from Margaret's hands.
- The gray side-burned man cocked a grey eye at him beneath a pair of expensive spectacles.
- He pulled another pair of spectacles out and replaced his old ones with them.
- He was wearing a full body suit of ostrich feathers and a ludicrous pair of spectacles.
- She could see his slicked back hair with a pair of horn-rimmed spectacles resting carefully on his nose.
- He took a pair of thin-rimmed spectacles from a case and perched them close to the tip of his nose.
- The countryman went from ruggedly unsophisticated to casually erudite in one quick addition of something so simplistic as a pair of spectacles.
- The judge pulled out a pair of spectacles and a list.
- It was in Venice, the centre of glass making, that the first pair of spectacles appeared, around 1280.
- I advised His Honour to buy a new pair of spectacles.
- He had light brown hair and blue eyes framed by a pair of spectacles.
- He looked up and the glass of his spectacles caught the light, sending a bright glare into Sandra's eyes.
- He's wearing a pair of spectacles and his usually unruly mop of brown hair is now slicked down with a neat side-parting.
- She had on a different pair of spectacles now, a blue oval shaped type.
- His hair was blond, and his eyes a bright blue colour, partially hidden behind a small pair of green tinted spectacles.
- In the lead was a tall man, about Adam's height, with a head full of graying brown hair and a pair of intelligent-looking spectacles.
- The girl opened her eyes to find herself looking into blue eyes which twinkled behind a pair of spectacles.
- ‘Try these,’ he said as he handed her a pair of round-lensed spectacles.
- Gerald had donned a pair of spectacles and seemed earnestly studious.
- Lamb draws an analogy with a pair of spectacles.
Synonyms
glasses, eyewear

单词	spectacles
释义	Definition of spectacles in English: spectacles plural nounˈspɛktək(ə)lzˈspɛktəkəlz British A pair of glasses. 〈英〉一副眼镜 gold-rimmed spectacles spectacle frames Example sentencesExamples The countryman went from ruggedly unsophisticated to casually erudite in one quick addition of something so simplistic as a pair of spectacles. He dusted the snowflakes out of his hair and slipped on his pair of thick-framed spectacles and took the folder from Margaret's hands. I advised His Honour to buy a new pair of spectacles. Lamb draws an analogy with a pair of spectacles. He looked up and the glass of his spectacles caught the light, sending a bright glare into Sandra's eyes. It was in Venice, the centre of glass making, that the first pair of spectacles appeared, around 1280. In the lead was a tall man, about Adam's height, with a head full of graying brown hair and a pair of intelligent-looking spectacles. He pulled another pair of spectacles out and replaced his old ones with them. She had on a different pair of spectacles now, a blue oval shaped type. The girl opened her eyes to find herself looking into blue eyes which twinkled behind a pair of spectacles. The gray side-burned man cocked a grey eye at him beneath a pair of expensive spectacles. He's wearing a pair of spectacles and his usually unruly mop of brown hair is now slicked down with a neat side-parting. She could see his slicked back hair with a pair of horn-rimmed spectacles resting carefully on his nose. Gerald had donned a pair of spectacles and seemed earnestly studious. He had light brown hair and blue eyes framed by a pair of spectacles. ‘Try these,’ he said as he handed her a pair of round-lensed spectacles. He was wearing a full body suit of ostrich feathers and a ludicrous pair of spectacles. The judge pulled out a pair of spectacles and a list. He took a pair of thin-rimmed spectacles from a case and perched them close to the tip of his nose. His hair was blond, and his eyes a bright blue colour, partially hidden behind a small pair of green tinted spectacles. Synonyms glasses, eyewear North American eyeglasses informal specs Definition of spectacles in US English: spectacles plural nounˈspektəkəlzˈspɛktəkəlz British gold-rimmed spectacles another term for glasses spectacle frames Example sentencesExamples He dusted the snowflakes out of his hair and slipped on his pair of thick-framed spectacles and took the folder from Margaret's hands. The gray side-burned man cocked a grey eye at him beneath a pair of expensive spectacles. He pulled another pair of spectacles out and replaced his old ones with them. He was wearing a full body suit of ostrich feathers and a ludicrous pair of spectacles. She could see his slicked back hair with a pair of horn-rimmed spectacles resting carefully on his nose. He took a pair of thin-rimmed spectacles from a case and perched them close to the tip of his nose. The countryman went from ruggedly unsophisticated to casually erudite in one quick addition of something so simplistic as a pair of spectacles. The judge pulled out a pair of spectacles and a list. It was in Venice, the centre of glass making, that the first pair of spectacles appeared, around 1280. I advised His Honour to buy a new pair of spectacles. He had light brown hair and blue eyes framed by a pair of spectacles. He looked up and the glass of his spectacles caught the light, sending a bright glare into Sandra's eyes. He's wearing a pair of spectacles and his usually unruly mop of brown hair is now slicked down with a neat side-parting. She had on a different pair of spectacles now, a blue oval shaped type. His hair was blond, and his eyes a bright blue colour, partially hidden behind a small pair of green tinted spectacles. In the lead was a tall man, about Adam's height, with a head full of graying brown hair and a pair of intelligent-looking spectacles. The girl opened her eyes to find herself looking into blue eyes which twinkled behind a pair of spectacles. ‘Try these,’ he said as he handed her a pair of round-lensed spectacles. Gerald had donned a pair of spectacles and seemed earnestly studious. Lamb draws an analogy with a pair of spectacles. Synonyms glasses, eyewear
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