Translations for „bifocals“ in the English » German Dictionary

bi·fo·cals [baɪˈfəʊkəlz, Am ˈbaɪˌfoʊ-] N pl

bifocals

Bifokalbrille f

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English

The inbuilt pockets respond to any nighttime routine, whether you're on a tablet or still into newspapers, wearing bifocals or earplugs.

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Bifocals allow the wearer to see over both long and short distances.

www.telegraph.co.uk

I looked her in the eye and scrunched up my face in the way she always did when peering over her bifocals.

www.dailymail.co.uk

And another lady called very upset because she had been given varifocal glasses rather than bifocals, and wanted me to ring the optician.

www.telegraph.co.uk

The claimant also wore bifocals and the collar inhibited the normal compensatory movement of her head to maintain perfect vision.

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They also have a cosmetic benefit: there is no line as there is with bifocals.

www.medgadget.com

Choosing a hashtag as a "word" of the year is sure to drive some traditional types to snap their bifocals in half.

time.com

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

www.techly.com.au

A pair for reading, a pair for tennis, a pair of bifocals for careful work.

www.spectator.co.uk

This allows the patient to achieve a similar effect as wearing bifocals.

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