a pair of spectacles).
镜）。
镜镜;镜;镜架；双孔构架a pair of spectacles).
镜）。
Spectacles ride his nose.
镜架在鼻子
。
People wear spectacles so that they can see better.
人们戴镜是为
更清楚。
Her spectacles glinted in the moonlight.
她的镜在月光下反着光。
he tore the spectacles off and shied them at her.
他摘下镜，朝她扔去。
he pushed his spectacles further up the bridge of his nose.
他把鼻梁的镜往推推。
medieval inventions included spectacles for reading and the spinning wheel.
中世纪的发明物中有读书用镜和手纺车。
Peter perched a pair of gold-rimmed spectacles on his nose.
彼的鼻梁架着金丝边镜。
you are still seeing the profession through rose-coloured spectacles .
你现在还是戴着玫瑰色镜过于乐观地待这个职业。
Gold rimmed spectacles bit deep into the bridge of his nose.
金边镜深深嵌入他的鼻梁。
peered through her spectacles at the contract. Toogle is to stare in an amorous, usually impertinent manner:
通过她的镜着合同。 Ogle 指盯着，以种多情的、尤其是无礼的方式：
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