眼鏡的例句（眼鏡在句子中的用法）

• His glasses steamed up when he came into the warm room. 他一走進(jìn)暖房, 眼鏡就被蒙上一層水蒸氣。
• Mary dropped her glasses and they did not break—she was in luck. 瑪麗的眼鏡掉在地上, 沒(méi)有打破, 她真走運(yùn)。
• Without her glasses, she was as good as blind. 不戴眼鏡, 她簡(jiǎn)直和瞎子一樣。
• Blinded by the soap, he had to feel for his glasses. 由于肥皂沫遮住了眼睛, 他只得摸索著尋找自己的眼鏡。
• He left behind a pair of glasses and some books. 他的一副眼鏡和一些書(shū)籍忘記帶上了。
• The optician has advised that I wear contact lenses. 驗(yàn)光師建議我戴隱形眼鏡。
• Children are sometimes understandably reluctant to wear glasses that are ugly or uncomfortable. 孩子們有時(shí)不愿意戴難看或不舒服的眼鏡， 這是可以理解的。
• From the bottom of the stairs Mary called up, “Have you seen my glasses?” 瑪麗在樓下朝樓上大聲問(wèn)“你有沒(méi)有看到我的眼鏡?”
• The specs fell on the cement floor and broke up. 眼鏡掉在水泥地上破掉了。
• a voucher for children’s glasses 兒童眼鏡代金券
• People wear spectacles so that they can see better. 人們戴眼鏡是為了看得更清楚。
• Her new glasses make her look like an owl. 她的新眼鏡讓她看上去像只貓頭鷹。
• The hot tea steamed my glasses. 熱茶使我的眼鏡蒙上了一層水氣。
• I was unlucky enough to lose my glasses. 昨天我非常倒霉, 竟丟失了眼鏡。
• Her spectacles glinted in the moonlight. 她的眼鏡在月光下反著光。
• The glasses remained intact after being dropped. 眼鏡墜地后依然完好無(wú)損。
• The man with glasses is a high official. 那個(gè)戴眼鏡的人是一位高級(jí)官員。
• a short, fat man with greasy black hair and thick pebble glasses 身材矮胖、戴著厚厚眼鏡、滿(mǎn)頭油膩膩黑發(fā)的男人
• As soon as I stepped inside,my glasses misted over. 我一踏進(jìn)里面,眼鏡馬上蒙了一層霧。
• A dispensing optician supplies glasses, but doesn’t test your eyes. 配鏡師為你提供眼鏡，但不檢查眼睛。