pince-nez 的定义
plural pince-nez [pans-neyz, pins-; French pans-ney]. /ˈpænsˌneɪz, ˈpɪns-; French pɛ̃sˈneɪ/.
- a pair of glasses held on the face by a spring that grips the nose.
pince-nez 近义词
等同于 opera glasses
pince-nez 的近义词 4 个
等同于 monocle
等同于 eyeglasses
等同于 glasses
等同于 spectacles
更多pince-nez例句
- The bushy-haired Russian Jew in the pince-nez was an ardent revolutionary but also a genuine democrat, or so the legend goes.
- Walter Fetherston glanced at the general through his pince-nez with a curious expression, but he did not join in the conversation.
- John Maltwood, the quiet, youngish-looking man in the gold pince-nez, was popular everywhere over the country-side.
- Every action of the doctor had been noted, and information of it conveyed to the quiet-mannered man in pince-nez.
- Old Van's possible confidant, instead of immediately answering, again assumed the pince-nez.
- Good fellows on the whole, with their gladstone bags and their pince-nez and their unmistakable respectability.