Sentence Maker: glasses
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The dark glasses are his.
Los lentes oscuros son suyos.
You received glasses.
Tú recibiste lentes. -lentes
to wear glasses
llevar anteojos
to wear glasses
llevar gafas
some glasses
unos vasos
I have broken my glasses.
He roto mis gafas.
Maria wears glasses.
María usa lentes.
No one wears glasses in my family.
En mi familia, nadie usa anteojos.
The young man lost the glasses that he couldn't read without.
El joven perdió los lentes sin los cuales no podía leer.
You don't see anything without glasses.
Sin gafas no se ve nada.
Oscar bought swimming glasses for Pedro. Oscar bought them for him.
Oscar compró lentes para nadar a Pedro. Oscar se los compró.
Néstor wore his glasses without which it was impossible to see.
Néstor se puso los anteojos sin los cuales no podía ver nada.
We put (place) the glasses.
Nosotros ponemos los vasos.
I don’t wear these coke-bottle glasses anymore.
Ya no quiero traer estos lentes de fondo de botella.
Do you only use glasses to see close up?
¿Sólo usas lentes para ver de cerca?
I lost my new glasses yesterday.
Perdí mis anteojos nuevos ayer.
He looks intelligent with glasses on.
(Él) se ve intelectual con sus lentes/gafas.
The ophthalmologist is correcting the patient's vision with glasses.
La oftalmóloga está corrigiendo la visión del paciente con lentes.
The maid has already broken six glasses this week.
La sirvienta ya ha roto seis vasos esta semana.
You looked better with glasses.
Te veías mejor con gafas.
How does one see through those fashion glasses?
¿Cómo se verá a través de esas gafas de moda?
Did the (eye)glasses break?
¿Se rompieron los anteojos?
Did you break your glasses?
¿A Ud. se le rompieron los anteojos?
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Popular Phrase:
hablar con
| Pronouns in Spanish
Conjugated Verb:
emborrachar - to make drunk, intoxicate; to get [someone] drunk
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