Definition of bespectacled in English:

bespectacled

adjectivebɪˈspɛktək(ə)ldbəˈspɛktəkəld

Wearing glasses.
（人）戴眼镜的
a bespectacled, studious youth
she was thin and bespectacled
Example sentencesExamples
- He was a tall, coltish, bespectacled young man, curiously lovable.
- Bald, bespectacled and soft-spoken to a fault, he looks less hip than shyly professorial.
- He's got a certain charm, though, and his podgy, bespectacled appearance puts the audience at their ease.
- A bespectacled couple is slow-dancing in the corner, eyes locked on each other.
- He startled the clerk - who had never been robbed by a small bespectacled white boy before - more than a little.
- After fifteen minutes the train came and Amy piled on with the other bespectacled youths.
- A bespectacled librarian came and sat behind me, commentating on the view throughout the journey for the benefit of his Japanese lady visitor.
- I've noticed I don't really make eye contact with people when I'm bespectacled.
- Walking along the sidelines, and later addressing them in the locker room, is a bespectacled white man in his 50s.
- At last, she spotted a bespectacled man in the crowd and grabbed his hands.
- The night is waning when a clean-cut, bespectacled comedian comes on.
- It was a picture of a bespectacled President signing some important looking documents.
- In hesitant English, the bespectacled Thai man thanks all the foreigners who have helped his community, raising the biggest cheer of the night.
- Another friend, a bespectacled accountant and reader of science fiction novels, interrupted him.
- She was, by her own account, ‘a squat, bespectacled child who lived mostly in books and daydreams’.
- The short, bespectacled monk has influence, power, certainly money.
- He's maybe late forties, early fifties, bookish, greying, bespectacled, wispy - perhaps an academic.
- A short bespectacled woman in a laboratory coat greeted them.
- Her bespectacled child seems little interested in the menu.
- With his bespectacled studious appearance, people often take him for scholar, writer or even a photographer.

Definition of bespectacled in US English:

bespectacled

adjectivebəˈspɛktəkəldbəˈspektəkəld

(of a person) wearing eyeglasses.
（人）戴眼镜的
a bespectacled, studious youth
Example sentencesExamples
- A short bespectacled woman in a laboratory coat greeted them.
- He was a tall, coltish, bespectacled young man, curiously lovable.
- He's got a certain charm, though, and his podgy, bespectacled appearance puts the audience at their ease.
- He startled the clerk - who had never been robbed by a small bespectacled white boy before - more than a little.
- I've noticed I don't really make eye contact with people when I'm bespectacled.
- After fifteen minutes the train came and Amy piled on with the other bespectacled youths.
- The night is waning when a clean-cut, bespectacled comedian comes on.
- A bespectacled couple is slow-dancing in the corner, eyes locked on each other.
- Walking along the sidelines, and later addressing them in the locker room, is a bespectacled white man in his 50s.
- She was, by her own account, ‘a squat, bespectacled child who lived mostly in books and daydreams’.
- At last, she spotted a bespectacled man in the crowd and grabbed his hands.
- The short, bespectacled monk has influence, power, certainly money.
- He's maybe late forties, early fifties, bookish, greying, bespectacled, wispy - perhaps an academic.
- In hesitant English, the bespectacled Thai man thanks all the foreigners who have helped his community, raising the biggest cheer of the night.
- With his bespectacled studious appearance, people often take him for scholar, writer or even a photographer.
- A bespectacled librarian came and sat behind me, commentating on the view throughout the journey for the benefit of his Japanese lady visitor.
- Bald, bespectacled and soft-spoken to a fault, he looks less hip than shyly professorial.
- It was a picture of a bespectacled President signing some important looking documents.
- Another friend, a bespectacled accountant and reader of science fiction novels, interrupted him.
- Her bespectacled child seems little interested in the menu.

单词	bespectacled
释义	Definition of bespectacled in English: bespectacled adjectivebɪˈspɛktək(ə)ldbəˈspɛktəkəld Wearing glasses. （人）戴眼镜的 a bespectacled, studious youth she was thin and bespectacled Example sentencesExamples He was a tall, coltish, bespectacled young man, curiously lovable. Bald, bespectacled and soft-spoken to a fault, he looks less hip than shyly professorial. He's got a certain charm, though, and his podgy, bespectacled appearance puts the audience at their ease. A bespectacled couple is slow-dancing in the corner, eyes locked on each other. He startled the clerk - who had never been robbed by a small bespectacled white boy before - more than a little. After fifteen minutes the train came and Amy piled on with the other bespectacled youths. A bespectacled librarian came and sat behind me, commentating on the view throughout the journey for the benefit of his Japanese lady visitor. I've noticed I don't really make eye contact with people when I'm bespectacled. Walking along the sidelines, and later addressing them in the locker room, is a bespectacled white man in his 50s. At last, she spotted a bespectacled man in the crowd and grabbed his hands. The night is waning when a clean-cut, bespectacled comedian comes on. It was a picture of a bespectacled President signing some important looking documents. In hesitant English, the bespectacled Thai man thanks all the foreigners who have helped his community, raising the biggest cheer of the night. Another friend, a bespectacled accountant and reader of science fiction novels, interrupted him. She was, by her own account, ‘a squat, bespectacled child who lived mostly in books and daydreams’. The short, bespectacled monk has influence, power, certainly money. He's maybe late forties, early fifties, bookish, greying, bespectacled, wispy - perhaps an academic. A short bespectacled woman in a laboratory coat greeted them. Her bespectacled child seems little interested in the menu. With his bespectacled studious appearance, people often take him for scholar, writer or even a photographer. Definition of bespectacled in US English: bespectacled adjectivebəˈspɛktəkəldbəˈspektəkəld (of a person) wearing eyeglasses. （人）戴眼镜的 a bespectacled, studious youth Example sentencesExamples A short bespectacled woman in a laboratory coat greeted them. He was a tall, coltish, bespectacled young man, curiously lovable. He's got a certain charm, though, and his podgy, bespectacled appearance puts the audience at their ease. He startled the clerk - who had never been robbed by a small bespectacled white boy before - more than a little. I've noticed I don't really make eye contact with people when I'm bespectacled. After fifteen minutes the train came and Amy piled on with the other bespectacled youths. The night is waning when a clean-cut, bespectacled comedian comes on. A bespectacled couple is slow-dancing in the corner, eyes locked on each other. Walking along the sidelines, and later addressing them in the locker room, is a bespectacled white man in his 50s. She was, by her own account, ‘a squat, bespectacled child who lived mostly in books and daydreams’. At last, she spotted a bespectacled man in the crowd and grabbed his hands. The short, bespectacled monk has influence, power, certainly money. He's maybe late forties, early fifties, bookish, greying, bespectacled, wispy - perhaps an academic. In hesitant English, the bespectacled Thai man thanks all the foreigners who have helped his community, raising the biggest cheer of the night. With his bespectacled studious appearance, people often take him for scholar, writer or even a photographer. A bespectacled librarian came and sat behind me, commentating on the view throughout the journey for the benefit of his Japanese lady visitor. Bald, bespectacled and soft-spoken to a fault, he looks less hip than shyly professorial. It was a picture of a bespectacled President signing some important looking documents. Another friend, a bespectacled accountant and reader of science fiction novels, interrupted him. Her bespectacled child seems little interested in the menu.
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