glasses in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for glasses in the English»Spanish Dictionary

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glass [Am ɡlæs, Brit ɡlɑːs] N

1.1. glass U:

glass (material)
vidrio m
glass (material)
cristal m Spain
glass (crystal)
cristal m
a pane of glass
un vidrio
a pane of glass
un cristal Spain
the burglars broke the glass to get in
los ladrones rompieron el vidrio para entrar
the burglars broke the glass to get in
los ladrones rompieron el cristal para entrar Spain
broken glass
vidrio roto
broken glass
cristales rotos Spain
to be grown under glass plant:
cultivarse en invernadero
to be grown under glass attr door/roof
de vidrio
to be grown under glass attr door/roof
de cristal Spain
a glass case
una vitrina
a glass eye
un ojo de vidrio
a glass eye
un ojo de cristal Spain

stained glass [Am ˌsteɪnd ˈɡlæs, Brit ˌsteɪnd ˈɡlɑːs] N U

frosted glass [ˈfrɒstɪd ɡlɑːs] N U

glasses in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for glasses in the English»Spanish Dictionary

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glass <-es> [glɑ:s, Am glæs] N

glass fibre Brit, glass fiber Am N

glasses Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

a pair of glasses
unas gafas
these glasses are £2 each
estos vasos cuestan 2 libras cada uno
wrap the glasses in plenty of paper
envuelve bien los vasos con papel
he had a glass before he went
se tomó una copa antes de irse
set of glasses
cristalería f
have you seen my glasses anywhere?
¿has visto mis gafas en alguna parte?
to pour oneself a glass of wine
echarse un vaso de vino
to peer over one's glasses
atisbar por encima de sus gafas
lenses of glasses
cristales m pl de las gafas
a glass of wine is always welcome
una copa de vino siempre apetece

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Translations for glasses in the Spanish»English Dictionary

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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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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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Each person on a card has three characteristics, chosen from a set of five, namely big ears, orange hair, thick lips, a big nose and glasses (to represent nearsightedness).
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The room is heaving with large groups clinking glasses and slopping food, enjoying themselves with gusto.
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He is holding field glasses in one hand.
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And limit your intake to two glasses of low or non-fat milk a day.
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Ultimately, browline glasses accounted for half of all eyeglasses sold and worn in the 1950s.
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She is beautiful but hides her beauty behind large glasses and frumpy, old-fashioned clothes.
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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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She showed up for her screen test dressed like an old maid, with thick glasses and her hair in a strict bun.
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