el anteojos

glasses, eyeglasses

a n t e ˈo x o s → anteojo

ante before, in front of + ojo eye + s Plural

noun · plural-only masculine Uncommon #22,727

glasses, eyeglasses Usually used in the plural.

SP: Necesito anteojos para leer.

EN: I need glasses to read.

Aren’t you wearing your glasses now?

— Se levanta el viento (2013)

I lost my glasses.

He looked at himself wearing glasses.

— Argentina 1985 (2022)

You think I don’t know how glasses work, you asshole?

— El hijo de la novia (2001)

Do you prefer glasses or contact lenses?

I can't see without my glasses.

Did anyone see where I left my glasses?

How much did these glasses cost?

The guy with glasses said something that everyone thought was important.

— Argentina 1985 (2022)

Tom can barely see without glasses.

How much do these glasses cost?

She doesn't have glasses.

I like your glasses, Mr. Keene.

— It (Eso) (2017)

I’d prefer a simple frame for these glasses.

Mr. Brown is looking for his glasses.

I think it’s time for me to get a new pair of glasses.

He doesn't have his glasses.

— El Auto De La Compadecida (2000)