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glass /ˈglæs/  /Brit ˈglɑːs/

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  • noun
    plural glasses
    [noncount] :a hard usually transparent material that is used for making windows and other products
    He broke the glass. - often used before another noun
    a glass bowl/bottle - see also plate glass, stained glass
    [count] a drinking container made out of glass
    The waiter filled our glasses with water.
    an elegant wine glass
    The expression raise a glass or raise your glasses is used to tell people to hold up their glasses and drink a toast as a way to wish someone happiness, success, etc.
    the amount held by a glass container
    She drank two glasses of water.
    glasses [plural] :a pair of glass or plastic lenses set into a frame and worn over the eyes to help a person see
    I have to wear glasses [=spectacles, (US) eyeglasses] for reading. = I have to wear reading glasses.
    She was wearing dark glasses with thick black frames.
    horn-rimmed glasses - see also field glasses, magnifying glass, opera glasses - see also hourglass, looking glass
    people who live in glass houses shouldn't throw stones
    used to say that people who have faults should not criticize other people for having the same faults;
    under glass
    in a glass container
    Most of the articles in the museum are preserved under glass.
    verb
    glasses; glassed; glassing
    [+ obj] :to fit, protect, or enclose (something) with glass - usually + in
    The porch is glassed in.

    * Các từ tương tự:
    glass ceiling, glassblowing, glassmaker, glassware, glassy