glasses

英 [ˈɡlɑːsɪz]

美 [ˈɡlæsɪz]

n. 玻璃; 玻璃杯; 酒杯; 一杯(的量)
v. 用玻璃杯击(某人)的脸部
glass的第三人称单数和复数

Oxford 3000

英英释义

noun

optical instrument consisting of a frame that holds a pair of lenses for correcting defective vision
Synonym:spectaclesspecseyeglasses

Maximo put on a pair of glasses
马克西莫戴上了一副眼镜。
He walked around the table touching glasses with all the foreign guests.
他绕桌子走了一圈，和所有的外宾都碰了杯。
She is very old now, with little, round, wire-rimmed glasses and whiskers sprouting from her chin
她现在很老了，戴着圆圆的金属架小眼镜，下巴上还长出了胡须。
He was pouring ice and lemonade into tall glasses.
他正把冰块和柠檬汽水倒进高脚杯里。
He pushes his glasses up his nose with his pinkie.
他用小手指把眼镜向上推了推。
He finished polishing the cocktail glasses and lined them up behind the bar.
他擦完了鸡尾酒杯，把它们成排摆放在吧台后面。
His glasses had slipped
他的眼镜滑掉了。
This box of glasses has been bumped about all the way here and quite a few pieces are broken.
这箱玻璃杯一路上磕磕碰碰的，碎了不少。
They clinked glasses
他们碰了杯。
Go out and buy a pair of glasses, and charge it to us
去买副眼镜，账记在我们头上。