Translations for „glasses“ in the English » Russian Dictionary

glasses [glɑ:sɪz] N pl

glasses

очки́ мн

field glasses N

field glasses

полево́й бино́кль m

opera glasses [ˈɒprəglɑ:sɪz, Am ˈɑ:prəglæs-] N

opera glasses

театра́льный бино́кль m

reading glasses N pl

reading glasses

очки́ мн для чте́ния

glass <-es> [glɑ:s, Am glæs] N

1. glass no pl (material):

glass

стекло́ nt

pane of glass

око́нное стекло́ nt

under glass

под стекло́м

glass house

тепли́ца f

2. glass no pl (glassware):

glass

стекля́нная посу́да f

3. glass (for drinks):

glass

стака́н m

glass

бока́л m

glass

рю́мка f

4. glass (drink):

glass

стака́н m /рю́мка f (их содержи́мое)

5. glass (mirror):

glass

зе́ркало nt

6. glass pl:

glass

очки́ мн

7. glass pl (binoculars):

glass

бино́кль m

Phrases:

people who live in glass houses shouldn't throw stones proverbial

други́х не суди́, на себя́ погляди́

glass-blower N

glass-blower

стеклоду́в m

glass-cutter N

glass-cutter

стеко́льщик m

glass fiber N Am, glass fibre N Brit

glass fiber

стекловолокно́ nt

looking glass <-es> N form

looking glass

зе́ркало nt

magnifying glass N

magnifying glass

лу́па f

plate glass N

plate glass

то́лстое пло́ское стекло́ nt

safety glass N

safety glass

небью́щееся стекло́ nt

stained glass N

stained glass

витра́жное [или цветно́е] стекло́ nt

toughened glass N

toughened glass

закалённое [или высокопро́чное] стекло́ nt

wine glass <-es> [ˈwaɪnglɑ:s, Am -glæs] N

wine glass

бока́л m

wine glass

фуже́р m

stained glass window N

stained glass window

витра́жное окно́ nt

Usage examples with glasses

lenses of glasses

ли́нза f очко́в

set of glasses

набо́р m стака́нов

have you seen my glasses anywhere?

вы нигде́ не ви́дели мои́х очко́в?

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

He is described as frail and skinny with glasses, about 5 foot 7 tall, and currently a bit unshaven.

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A massive wet bar near the kitchen provides the ideal space to hold all your wine glasses and barware.

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Historically, ophthalmology has developed as a specialization of medical doctors while optometry originated as a profession that fitted people with glasses.

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Glasses can be fitted with fine metal bars that lift up the drooping eyelids.

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Ultimately, browline glasses accounted for half of all eyeglasses sold and worn in the 1950s.

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He is holding field glasses in one hand.

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It is applied using a torch and paint brush while wearing the standard safety equipment used for any patina application: rubber gloves, safety glasses, and a respirator.

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It's bad enough having vision problems, but having to carry multiple pairs of glasses or use awkward bifocals just adds insult to injury.

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And limit your intake to two glasses of low or non-fat milk a day.

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Everyone was ugly, full of embarrassing hair, zits, glasses.

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