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Almost one-third of all office workers wear glasses.
全会社員のほとんど3分の1の人が、眼鏡をかけている。
I noticed that she was wearing new glasses.
私は彼女が新しい眼鏡をかけているのに気がついた。
He watched the horse race with his binoculars.
彼は双眼鏡で競馬を見た。
A good pair of glasses will help you to read.
よい眼鏡は読書の助けになる。
Wearing glasses should correct your vision.
眼鏡をかければ君の視力は矯正されるだろう。
He has no eye for beautiful.
彼には審美眼がない。
He looked sharply at me over his spectacles.
彼は眼鏡越しに私をにらみつけた。
Star-watching is good for your eyes.
星を見ることは眼に良い。
Carrots are good for the eyes. Have you ever seen a rabbit with glasses on?
にんじんは目にいいんだよ。眼鏡かけてるうさぎさんとか見たことないでしょ?
He watched the horse race using his binoculars.
彼は双眼鏡で競馬を見た。
What did you do with my glasses?
ぼくの眼鏡をどうしたの。
A fine view burst upon our sight.
美しい景色が突然眼前にあらわれた。
He looked at her over his glasses.
彼は眼鏡ごしに彼女を見た。
He wears glasses.
彼は眼鏡をかけている。
He always wears dark glasses.
彼はつねに黒眼鏡をかけている。
He wears thick glasses.
彼は分厚い眼鏡をかけています。
She dreads going blind because she's wearing thick glasses.
彼女は、あつい眼鏡をかけているので、目が見えなくなるのを恐れている。
Minute particles are hardly visible to the naked eye.
微粒子は肉眼ではほとんど見えない。
Some Japanese are concerned about how their country looks in the eyes of foreigners.
日本人の中には自分達の国が外国人の眼にどう映るのか気にする者がいる。
The girl had a telescope in her hand.
その女の子は手に双眼鏡を持っていた。
That person has a mole at the side of his eye.
あの人は眼の横にほくろがある。
Mr. Brown is looking for his glasses.
ブラウン氏は自分の眼鏡を探している。
You had better have your eyes examined.
あなたは眼の検査をしてもらった方がいいよ。
Without his glasses, he is as blind as a bat.
眼鏡がないと、彼はまったく見えない。
Without his glasses, he is as blind as a bat.
眼鏡をかけないと彼はさっぱり見えない。
"Ronpari" is a word that designates those whose eyes don't look straight, but in different directions to the left and right, as if they were looking at Paris and London.