Definition of Coke-bottle in English:

Coke-bottle

noun

North American informal

as modifier Denoting very thick lenses for glasses, or glasses with such lenses.
〈北美，非正式〉极厚的（眼镜）镜片；镜片极厚的眼镜
Example sentencesExamples
- Jillie took in the thick Coke-bottle glasses, the dark hair that went every which way but down.
- When I was six, I had Coke-bottle glasses, ill-fitting slacks and I played with Transformers.
- You can almost hear his Coke-bottle glasses fogging up with fear.
- Wanamaker, dressed down in Coke-bottle glasses, adds a bit of bumbling good nature.
- His dry English wit combined with Coke-bottle glasses equals excellent comedy.
- It sounds more like a chubby schoolboy in shorts and Coke-bottle glasses.
- In high school I took driver's ed from a guy who wore Coke-bottle glasses and blasted gospel music as we swerved and veered in his Chevy Celebrity.
- If you don't think the Buckeyes are the best team in the Big Ten, then you must think it's OK to go out in public wearing Coke-bottle glasses, white socks and black shoes.
- Eyes exist behind Coke-bottle glasses, pupils droopy from one too many ‘graphic novels.’
- His monologue drew another specialist to his side: Grigory Yeryomkin, a researcher at Moscow State University, whose Coke-bottle glasses sat askew on his face.
- Put away the geeky guy with Coke-bottle glasses and a pocket protector stereotype: turns out that more women than men are playing online games.
- One can easily imagine an elderly person with Coke-bottle specs and a bit of a palsy shake having some trouble with the set-up, as alleged by Florida Democrats.
- Coaxing Dan to conquer his demons is his therapist, played by an almost unrecognizable Mel Gibson in a hammy bald wig and Coke-bottle glasses.

Definition of Coke-bottle in US English:

Coke-bottle

nounˈkōkˌbädl

North American informal

as modifier Denoting very thick lenses for glasses, or glasses with such lenses.
〈北美，非正式〉极厚的（眼镜）镜片；镜片极厚的眼镜
Example sentencesExamples
- Jillie took in the thick Coke-bottle glasses, the dark hair that went every which way but down.
- His dry English wit combined with Coke-bottle glasses equals excellent comedy.
- It sounds more like a chubby schoolboy in shorts and Coke-bottle glasses.
- If you don't think the Buckeyes are the best team in the Big Ten, then you must think it's OK to go out in public wearing Coke-bottle glasses, white socks and black shoes.
- Eyes exist behind Coke-bottle glasses, pupils droopy from one too many ‘graphic novels.’
- Wanamaker, dressed down in Coke-bottle glasses, adds a bit of bumbling good nature.
- In high school I took driver's ed from a guy who wore Coke-bottle glasses and blasted gospel music as we swerved and veered in his Chevy Celebrity.
- His monologue drew another specialist to his side: Grigory Yeryomkin, a researcher at Moscow State University, whose Coke-bottle glasses sat askew on his face.
- Coaxing Dan to conquer his demons is his therapist, played by an almost unrecognizable Mel Gibson in a hammy bald wig and Coke-bottle glasses.
- One can easily imagine an elderly person with Coke-bottle specs and a bit of a palsy shake having some trouble with the set-up, as alleged by Florida Democrats.
- Put away the geeky guy with Coke-bottle glasses and a pocket protector stereotype: turns out that more women than men are playing online games.
- You can almost hear his Coke-bottle glasses fogging up with fear.
- When I was six, I had Coke-bottle glasses, ill-fitting slacks and I played with Transformers.

单词	Coke-bottle
释义	Definition of Coke-bottle in English: Coke-bottle noun North American informal as modifier Denoting very thick lenses for glasses, or glasses with such lenses. 〈北美，非正式〉极厚的（眼镜）镜片；镜片极厚的眼镜 Example sentencesExamples Jillie took in the thick Coke-bottle glasses, the dark hair that went every which way but down. When I was six, I had Coke-bottle glasses, ill-fitting slacks and I played with Transformers. You can almost hear his Coke-bottle glasses fogging up with fear. Wanamaker, dressed down in Coke-bottle glasses, adds a bit of bumbling good nature. His dry English wit combined with Coke-bottle glasses equals excellent comedy. It sounds more like a chubby schoolboy in shorts and Coke-bottle glasses. In high school I took driver's ed from a guy who wore Coke-bottle glasses and blasted gospel music as we swerved and veered in his Chevy Celebrity. If you don't think the Buckeyes are the best team in the Big Ten, then you must think it's OK to go out in public wearing Coke-bottle glasses, white socks and black shoes. Eyes exist behind Coke-bottle glasses, pupils droopy from one too many ‘graphic novels.’ His monologue drew another specialist to his side: Grigory Yeryomkin, a researcher at Moscow State University, whose Coke-bottle glasses sat askew on his face. Put away the geeky guy with Coke-bottle glasses and a pocket protector stereotype: turns out that more women than men are playing online games. One can easily imagine an elderly person with Coke-bottle specs and a bit of a palsy shake having some trouble with the set-up, as alleged by Florida Democrats. Coaxing Dan to conquer his demons is his therapist, played by an almost unrecognizable Mel Gibson in a hammy bald wig and Coke-bottle glasses. Definition of Coke-bottle in US English: Coke-bottle nounˈkōkˌbädl North American informal as modifier Denoting very thick lenses for glasses, or glasses with such lenses. 〈北美，非正式〉极厚的（眼镜）镜片；镜片极厚的眼镜 Example sentencesExamples Jillie took in the thick Coke-bottle glasses, the dark hair that went every which way but down. His dry English wit combined with Coke-bottle glasses equals excellent comedy. It sounds more like a chubby schoolboy in shorts and Coke-bottle glasses. If you don't think the Buckeyes are the best team in the Big Ten, then you must think it's OK to go out in public wearing Coke-bottle glasses, white socks and black shoes. Eyes exist behind Coke-bottle glasses, pupils droopy from one too many ‘graphic novels.’ Wanamaker, dressed down in Coke-bottle glasses, adds a bit of bumbling good nature. In high school I took driver's ed from a guy who wore Coke-bottle glasses and blasted gospel music as we swerved and veered in his Chevy Celebrity. His monologue drew another specialist to his side: Grigory Yeryomkin, a researcher at Moscow State University, whose Coke-bottle glasses sat askew on his face. Coaxing Dan to conquer his demons is his therapist, played by an almost unrecognizable Mel Gibson in a hammy bald wig and Coke-bottle glasses. One can easily imagine an elderly person with Coke-bottle specs and a bit of a palsy shake having some trouble with the set-up, as alleged by Florida Democrats. Put away the geeky guy with Coke-bottle glasses and a pocket protector stereotype: turns out that more women than men are playing online games. You can almost hear his Coke-bottle glasses fogging up with fear. When I was six, I had Coke-bottle glasses, ill-fitting slacks and I played with Transformers.
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