Definition of sunglasses in English:

sunglasses

plural noun ˈsʌnɡlɑːsɪzˈsənˌɡlæsəz

Glasses tinted to protect the eyes from sunlight or glare.
太阳眼镜，墨镜
Example sentencesExamples
- I became a virtual hermit, only venturing outside to go the supermarket, and even then I'd wear a hat and sunglasses.
- Wear clothes made of cotton or natural fibres, protect the face and neck with a wide-brimmed hat and wear sunglasses.
- Glasses or sunglasses are necessary while you are learning to cast the fishing line.
- Sylvia went into a mod boutique and nicked two pairs of huge white plastic sunglasses with blue lenses.
- Even at 9.15 am the sun was hot enough to make Islington's Upper Street seem eerily Mediterranean - all pavement cafes, lattes and sunglasses.
- Please put on your sunglasses to avoid the glare.
- He occasionally forgets a name, he loses his train of thought when there are distractions, and he has walked away from six pairs of expensive sunglasses.
- Style saturates this show, which seems to revolve around sunglasses, gore, and heavy rap music.
- We are wearing sunglasses, and sneakers or sunglasses and high heels, or even, sunglasses and flip flops.
- In close-up, a woman (the artist) appears, costumed in headscarf, lipstick and sunglasses.
- They wear sunglasses and white clothes; they hold glasses of wine.
- Yet he made each as distinctively his own as his trademark sunglasses and razor-sharp suits.
- I wasn't hurt, but he shattered a brand new pair of $700 prescription sunglasses I had just purchased.
- Her foppish companion, along for the ride, seems both amused and distant in sunglasses, scarf and blazer, chin resting on his hand.
- Prizes also include sunglasses, clothes and electronic gear.
- Should everyone have to wear reflective sunglasses?
- The book I ended up getting had on the cover a close-up photograph of a girl wearing big sunglasses and a scarf around her neck.
- He shows me a picture of a man sporting only a luxuriant moustache, wraparound sunglasses and a pair of underpants.
- He comes across as a burly, brusque man with a penchant for cowboy hats and sunglasses.
- He's wearing white chinos, a blue short-sleeved shirt and sunglasses.
Synonyms
dark glasses

Definition of sunglasses in US English:

sunglasses

plural nounˈsənˌɡlæsəzˈsənˌɡlasəz

Glasses tinted to protect the eyes from sunlight or glare.
太阳眼镜，墨镜
Example sentencesExamples
- He occasionally forgets a name, he loses his train of thought when there are distractions, and he has walked away from six pairs of expensive sunglasses.
- Should everyone have to wear reflective sunglasses?
- Style saturates this show, which seems to revolve around sunglasses, gore, and heavy rap music.
- Sylvia went into a mod boutique and nicked two pairs of huge white plastic sunglasses with blue lenses.
- Yet he made each as distinctively his own as his trademark sunglasses and razor-sharp suits.
- Prizes also include sunglasses, clothes and electronic gear.
- In close-up, a woman (the artist) appears, costumed in headscarf, lipstick and sunglasses.
- We are wearing sunglasses, and sneakers or sunglasses and high heels, or even, sunglasses and flip flops.
- He shows me a picture of a man sporting only a luxuriant moustache, wraparound sunglasses and a pair of underpants.
- Her foppish companion, along for the ride, seems both amused and distant in sunglasses, scarf and blazer, chin resting on his hand.
- Please put on your sunglasses to avoid the glare.
- He's wearing white chinos, a blue short-sleeved shirt and sunglasses.
- They wear sunglasses and white clothes; they hold glasses of wine.
- I became a virtual hermit, only venturing outside to go the supermarket, and even then I'd wear a hat and sunglasses.
- Wear clothes made of cotton or natural fibres, protect the face and neck with a wide-brimmed hat and wear sunglasses.
- The book I ended up getting had on the cover a close-up photograph of a girl wearing big sunglasses and a scarf around her neck.
- Even at 9.15 am the sun was hot enough to make Islington's Upper Street seem eerily Mediterranean - all pavement cafes, lattes and sunglasses.
- I wasn't hurt, but he shattered a brand new pair of $700 prescription sunglasses I had just purchased.
- He comes across as a burly, brusque man with a penchant for cowboy hats and sunglasses.
- Glasses or sunglasses are necessary while you are learning to cast the fishing line.
Synonyms
dark glasses

单词	sunglasses
释义	Definition of sunglasses in English: sunglasses plural noun ˈsʌnɡlɑːsɪzˈsənˌɡlæsəz Glasses tinted to protect the eyes from sunlight or glare. 太阳眼镜，墨镜 Example sentencesExamples I became a virtual hermit, only venturing outside to go the supermarket, and even then I'd wear a hat and sunglasses. Wear clothes made of cotton or natural fibres, protect the face and neck with a wide-brimmed hat and wear sunglasses. Glasses or sunglasses are necessary while you are learning to cast the fishing line. Sylvia went into a mod boutique and nicked two pairs of huge white plastic sunglasses with blue lenses. Even at 9.15 am the sun was hot enough to make Islington's Upper Street seem eerily Mediterranean - all pavement cafes, lattes and sunglasses. Please put on your sunglasses to avoid the glare. He occasionally forgets a name, he loses his train of thought when there are distractions, and he has walked away from six pairs of expensive sunglasses. Style saturates this show, which seems to revolve around sunglasses, gore, and heavy rap music. We are wearing sunglasses, and sneakers or sunglasses and high heels, or even, sunglasses and flip flops. In close-up, a woman (the artist) appears, costumed in headscarf, lipstick and sunglasses. They wear sunglasses and white clothes; they hold glasses of wine. Yet he made each as distinctively his own as his trademark sunglasses and razor-sharp suits. I wasn't hurt, but he shattered a brand new pair of $700 prescription sunglasses I had just purchased. Her foppish companion, along for the ride, seems both amused and distant in sunglasses, scarf and blazer, chin resting on his hand. Prizes also include sunglasses, clothes and electronic gear. Should everyone have to wear reflective sunglasses? The book I ended up getting had on the cover a close-up photograph of a girl wearing big sunglasses and a scarf around her neck. He shows me a picture of a man sporting only a luxuriant moustache, wraparound sunglasses and a pair of underpants. He comes across as a burly, brusque man with a penchant for cowboy hats and sunglasses. He's wearing white chinos, a blue short-sleeved shirt and sunglasses. Synonyms dark glasses Definition of sunglasses in US English: sunglasses plural nounˈsənˌɡlæsəzˈsənˌɡlasəz Glasses tinted to protect the eyes from sunlight or glare. 太阳眼镜，墨镜 Example sentencesExamples He occasionally forgets a name, he loses his train of thought when there are distractions, and he has walked away from six pairs of expensive sunglasses. Should everyone have to wear reflective sunglasses? Style saturates this show, which seems to revolve around sunglasses, gore, and heavy rap music. Sylvia went into a mod boutique and nicked two pairs of huge white plastic sunglasses with blue lenses. Yet he made each as distinctively his own as his trademark sunglasses and razor-sharp suits. Prizes also include sunglasses, clothes and electronic gear. In close-up, a woman (the artist) appears, costumed in headscarf, lipstick and sunglasses. We are wearing sunglasses, and sneakers or sunglasses and high heels, or even, sunglasses and flip flops. He shows me a picture of a man sporting only a luxuriant moustache, wraparound sunglasses and a pair of underpants. Her foppish companion, along for the ride, seems both amused and distant in sunglasses, scarf and blazer, chin resting on his hand. Please put on your sunglasses to avoid the glare. He's wearing white chinos, a blue short-sleeved shirt and sunglasses. They wear sunglasses and white clothes; they hold glasses of wine. I became a virtual hermit, only venturing outside to go the supermarket, and even then I'd wear a hat and sunglasses. Wear clothes made of cotton or natural fibres, protect the face and neck with a wide-brimmed hat and wear sunglasses. The book I ended up getting had on the cover a close-up photograph of a girl wearing big sunglasses and a scarf around her neck. Even at 9.15 am the sun was hot enough to make Islington's Upper Street seem eerily Mediterranean - all pavement cafes, lattes and sunglasses. I wasn't hurt, but he shattered a brand new pair of $700 prescription sunglasses I had just purchased. He comes across as a burly, brusque man with a penchant for cowboy hats and sunglasses. Glasses or sunglasses are necessary while you are learning to cast the fishing line. Synonyms dark glasses
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