C2

sunglasses English

Learners of English as a second language usually know the word sunglasses once they have reached the level C2 – Proficient. English words by learner level A1 A2 B1 B2 C1 C2

Meaning sunglasses meaning

What does sunglasses mean?

Definitions in simple English

sunglasses Noun

— Sunglasses are objects that people put on their eyes to protect their eyes from the sun You should wear sunglasses if it is a sunny day.

sunglasses

— noun (= shades) spectacles that are darkened or polarized to protect the eyes from the glare of the sun he was wearing a pair of mirrored shades

Synonyms sunglasses synonyms

What other words have the same or similar meaning as sunglasses?

sunglasses English » English

shades

dark glasses

sun glasses

eyeglasses

sunnies

sun-glasses

sun cheaters

shady glasses

shade

eyeglass

Topics sunglasses topics

What do people use sunglasses to talk about?

Universe, creation Sky

Sun

• What do people use to protect themselves from the sun?
  sunglasses shade tree suntan lotion awning sun umbrella parasol sunbonnet hat visor

Person Sense, perceive See

Something used to see

• What things do people use to protect their eyes?
  sunglasses dark glasses goggles

Daily life Adornment

Jewelry

• What words refer to types of jewelry?
  earring necklace brooch hairclip comb belt hat glasses sunglasses handkerchief

Examples sunglasses examples

How do I use sunglasses in a sentence?

Simple sentences

He is wearing sunglasses.

I've bought a new pair of sunglasses.

Tom usually wears sunglasses even when it's not sunny.

What do you need sunglasses for in such a dark place?

I need a good pair of sunglasses.

She's wearing sunglasses.

I have sunglasses.

These sunglasses are too big.

He's wearing sunglasses.

Tom usually wears sunglasses even when it's not so bright.

Tom has a new pair of sunglasses.

Tom shoved his sunglasses to the top of his head.

Tom sometimes wears sunglasses indoors.

Sunglasses protect our eyes from the sun.

I wear cool clothes and cool sunglasses.

She has sunglasses.

The sunglasses cost twenty euros.

Movie subtitles

Put on your sunglasses, Sugie.

Maybe they were sunglasses!

His sunglasses covered everything. -A-ha. Then, thank you.

Correct. Now, when you can identify the man in the sunglasses, you might get your long-awaited promotion.

He wore glasses - large sunglasses.

Why the sunglasses?

It's the first time I wore my sunglasses.

Wear your sunglasses on top of your head?

You'll need sunglasses.

Sunglasses?

Haven't you seen a pair of sunglasses before?

What about these? What about the sunglasses?

Didn't he use sunglasses?

They all had sunglasses and hats.

I've got to get my sunglasses.

Take your sunglasses off.

Besides, you'd be wearing sunglasses all the year round, and no one would see the color of your eyes. - It would be a very great pity.

When you take off the sunglasses and stare into the distance.

This one here wore sunglasses, smelt like a goat.

They are similar to his sunglasses in this candid shot taken in Lisbon, last August. Fine.

He wore sunglasses and needed a shave but I recognised him anyway.

No, just sunglasses I bought in a store.

How many of them do you think they give out? You dropped your sunglasses.

I'll take the one with the sunglasses on.

Go and fetch my sunglasses from the car, please.

People have to wear sunglasses.

And why those sunglasses?

Good, sunglasses.

He wore sunglasses, and he needed a shave. but I recognized him anyway.

They're sunglasses.

Get a load of lover-girl in her sunglasses.

I said, dumbbell, I said, I got me a brand-new pair of sunglasses.

The sunglasses when she went out? - I don't know.

Do you see a pair of sunglasses?

I said, I got me a brand-new pair of sunglasses.