Definition of spectacled in English:

spectacled

adjective ˈspɛktək(ə)ldˈspɛktəkəld

1Wearing spectacles.
a flushed and spectacled young woman
Example sentencesExamples
- To my horror, I had seen that same squirrelly, spectacled face before, only this time it had a horrible look to it.
- By her forties she was spectacled, stout and keen on knitting.
- However, the clean-shaven, well-dressed, spectacled man has an authoritative air which commanded respect.
- ‘Hello, Bryn’, Drew said dryly, looking up at the spectacled young man.
- The woman glanced into the rear-view mirror and adjusted it, catching sight of her spectacled brown eyes encased within its oblong frame.
- I recall the shy smile of the spectacled granny riding in a wheelbarrow pulled by her son.
- Now he was a greying elder, spectacled in thick bifocals, wrinkled in his once handsome features, and knotted and veined in limbs.
- Both of us turn our heads at once and see a spectacled Zelda jogging her way towards us.
- Attentive and direct, the spectacled Maharaj was cautious about disclosing details of his exit from Intercommercial which he said happened on amicable terms.
- In his memory, his spectacled father was quiet, gentle and loved reading.
- Staffers lunching in the building's canteen nod respectfully at this gangling, spectacled intruder.
- Shortly after the beginning of the Spanish Civil War, a gentle, spectacled professor of ethics embraced a fellow humanist in Paris.
- The coroner, a thin, elderly, spectacled man, dressed entirely in black, peered disapprovingly at the crowd and wearily sighed as he took his place at the table.
- The woman looked deeply at the eyes of the spectacled girl.
- He definitely wasn't planning on having tea with the spectacled freak, but he sure as hell was going to check everywhere for Drew.
- Cut to a younger, spottier and more heavily spectacled Jim sitting in a chair.
- A story circulated quite recently that a leading British professional, who will remain nameless to preserve his reputation, once suffered the indignity of a humiliating beating while at school - against the spectacled class boffin.
- It was well after sunrise and Madame Comer was yet to show her spectacled face at Versailles.
- She had expected a typical professor image to address the gathering - old, spectacled, and balding but brilliant nevertheless.
- ‘We are here today to decide,’ the spectacled Livingston began.
1. 1.1 Used in names of animals with markings on the face or elsewhere that resemble spectacles.
  Example sentencesExamples
  In February 2001, critical habitat in western coastal Alaska was designated in four areas for the threatened spectacled eider and in five areas for the Steller's eider.
  Teams searched large areas on foot, recording and mapping all occurrences of Steller's or spectacled eiders, as well as predators such as gulls, jaegers, and foxes.
  Only the spectacled and panda bears are vegetarians.
  Cobras include the South Indian variety - the spectacled and the monocle variety that are both brown in colour.
  A spectacled warbler from southern Europe was seen at Filey and a taiga flycatcher from Siberia was spotted at Flamborough Head.

Definition of spectacled in US English:

spectacled

adjectiveˈspɛktəkəldˈspektəkəld

1Wearing spectacles.
a flushed and spectacled young woman
Example sentencesExamples
- Shortly after the beginning of the Spanish Civil War, a gentle, spectacled professor of ethics embraced a fellow humanist in Paris.
- He definitely wasn't planning on having tea with the spectacled freak, but he sure as hell was going to check everywhere for Drew.
- To my horror, I had seen that same squirrelly, spectacled face before, only this time it had a horrible look to it.
- In his memory, his spectacled father was quiet, gentle and loved reading.
- Attentive and direct, the spectacled Maharaj was cautious about disclosing details of his exit from Intercommercial which he said happened on amicable terms.
- I recall the shy smile of the spectacled granny riding in a wheelbarrow pulled by her son.
- Now he was a greying elder, spectacled in thick bifocals, wrinkled in his once handsome features, and knotted and veined in limbs.
- A story circulated quite recently that a leading British professional, who will remain nameless to preserve his reputation, once suffered the indignity of a humiliating beating while at school - against the spectacled class boffin.
- The woman glanced into the rear-view mirror and adjusted it, catching sight of her spectacled brown eyes encased within its oblong frame.
- ‘We are here today to decide,’ the spectacled Livingston began.
- However, the clean-shaven, well-dressed, spectacled man has an authoritative air which commanded respect.
- The coroner, a thin, elderly, spectacled man, dressed entirely in black, peered disapprovingly at the crowd and wearily sighed as he took his place at the table.
- Cut to a younger, spottier and more heavily spectacled Jim sitting in a chair.
- By her forties she was spectacled, stout and keen on knitting.
- Both of us turn our heads at once and see a spectacled Zelda jogging her way towards us.
- She had expected a typical professor image to address the gathering - old, spectacled, and balding but brilliant nevertheless.
- It was well after sunrise and Madame Comer was yet to show her spectacled face at Versailles.
- Staffers lunching in the building's canteen nod respectfully at this gangling, spectacled intruder.
- The woman looked deeply at the eyes of the spectacled girl.
- ‘Hello, Bryn’, Drew said dryly, looking up at the spectacled young man.
1. 1.1 Used in names of animals with markings that resemble spectacles.
  Example sentencesExamples
  Teams searched large areas on foot, recording and mapping all occurrences of Steller's or spectacled eiders, as well as predators such as gulls, jaegers, and foxes.
  In February 2001, critical habitat in western coastal Alaska was designated in four areas for the threatened spectacled eider and in five areas for the Steller's eider.
  Only the spectacled and panda bears are vegetarians.
  Cobras include the South Indian variety - the spectacled and the monocle variety that are both brown in colour.
  A spectacled warbler from southern Europe was seen at Filey and a taiga flycatcher from Siberia was spotted at Flamborough Head.

单词	spectacled
释义	Definition of spectacled in English: spectacled adjective ˈspɛktək(ə)ldˈspɛktəkəld 1Wearing spectacles. a flushed and spectacled young woman Example sentencesExamples To my horror, I had seen that same squirrelly, spectacled face before, only this time it had a horrible look to it. By her forties she was spectacled, stout and keen on knitting. However, the clean-shaven, well-dressed, spectacled man has an authoritative air which commanded respect. ‘Hello, Bryn’, Drew said dryly, looking up at the spectacled young man. The woman glanced into the rear-view mirror and adjusted it, catching sight of her spectacled brown eyes encased within its oblong frame. I recall the shy smile of the spectacled granny riding in a wheelbarrow pulled by her son. Now he was a greying elder, spectacled in thick bifocals, wrinkled in his once handsome features, and knotted and veined in limbs. Both of us turn our heads at once and see a spectacled Zelda jogging her way towards us. Attentive and direct, the spectacled Maharaj was cautious about disclosing details of his exit from Intercommercial which he said happened on amicable terms. In his memory, his spectacled father was quiet, gentle and loved reading. Staffers lunching in the building's canteen nod respectfully at this gangling, spectacled intruder. Shortly after the beginning of the Spanish Civil War, a gentle, spectacled professor of ethics embraced a fellow humanist in Paris. The coroner, a thin, elderly, spectacled man, dressed entirely in black, peered disapprovingly at the crowd and wearily sighed as he took his place at the table. The woman looked deeply at the eyes of the spectacled girl. He definitely wasn't planning on having tea with the spectacled freak, but he sure as hell was going to check everywhere for Drew. Cut to a younger, spottier and more heavily spectacled Jim sitting in a chair. A story circulated quite recently that a leading British professional, who will remain nameless to preserve his reputation, once suffered the indignity of a humiliating beating while at school - against the spectacled class boffin. It was well after sunrise and Madame Comer was yet to show her spectacled face at Versailles. She had expected a typical professor image to address the gathering - old, spectacled, and balding but brilliant nevertheless. ‘We are here today to decide,’ the spectacled Livingston began. 1.1 Used in names of animals with markings on the face or elsewhere that resemble spectacles. Example sentencesExamples In February 2001, critical habitat in western coastal Alaska was designated in four areas for the threatened spectacled eider and in five areas for the Steller's eider. Teams searched large areas on foot, recording and mapping all occurrences of Steller's or spectacled eiders, as well as predators such as gulls, jaegers, and foxes. Only the spectacled and panda bears are vegetarians. Cobras include the South Indian variety - the spectacled and the monocle variety that are both brown in colour. A spectacled warbler from southern Europe was seen at Filey and a taiga flycatcher from Siberia was spotted at Flamborough Head. Definition of spectacled in US English: spectacled adjectiveˈspɛktəkəldˈspektəkəld 1Wearing spectacles. a flushed and spectacled young woman Example sentencesExamples Shortly after the beginning of the Spanish Civil War, a gentle, spectacled professor of ethics embraced a fellow humanist in Paris. He definitely wasn't planning on having tea with the spectacled freak, but he sure as hell was going to check everywhere for Drew. To my horror, I had seen that same squirrelly, spectacled face before, only this time it had a horrible look to it. In his memory, his spectacled father was quiet, gentle and loved reading. Attentive and direct, the spectacled Maharaj was cautious about disclosing details of his exit from Intercommercial which he said happened on amicable terms. I recall the shy smile of the spectacled granny riding in a wheelbarrow pulled by her son. Now he was a greying elder, spectacled in thick bifocals, wrinkled in his once handsome features, and knotted and veined in limbs. A story circulated quite recently that a leading British professional, who will remain nameless to preserve his reputation, once suffered the indignity of a humiliating beating while at school - against the spectacled class boffin. The woman glanced into the rear-view mirror and adjusted it, catching sight of her spectacled brown eyes encased within its oblong frame. ‘We are here today to decide,’ the spectacled Livingston began. However, the clean-shaven, well-dressed, spectacled man has an authoritative air which commanded respect. The coroner, a thin, elderly, spectacled man, dressed entirely in black, peered disapprovingly at the crowd and wearily sighed as he took his place at the table. Cut to a younger, spottier and more heavily spectacled Jim sitting in a chair. By her forties she was spectacled, stout and keen on knitting. Both of us turn our heads at once and see a spectacled Zelda jogging her way towards us. She had expected a typical professor image to address the gathering - old, spectacled, and balding but brilliant nevertheless. It was well after sunrise and Madame Comer was yet to show her spectacled face at Versailles. Staffers lunching in the building's canteen nod respectfully at this gangling, spectacled intruder. The woman looked deeply at the eyes of the spectacled girl. ‘Hello, Bryn’, Drew said dryly, looking up at the spectacled young man. 1.1 Used in names of animals with markings that resemble spectacles. Example sentencesExamples Teams searched large areas on foot, recording and mapping all occurrences of Steller's or spectacled eiders, as well as predators such as gulls, jaegers, and foxes. In February 2001, critical habitat in western coastal Alaska was designated in four areas for the threatened spectacled eider and in five areas for the Steller's eider. Only the spectacled and panda bears are vegetarians. Cobras include the South Indian variety - the spectacled and the monocle variety that are both brown in colour. A spectacled warbler from southern Europe was seen at Filey and a taiga flycatcher from Siberia was spotted at Flamborough Head.
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