goggle in German
goggle in German is glotzen — goggle means to stare at something with wide, bulging eyes, usually in astonishment.
goggle in German
glotzen
To stare (at something) with wide eyes.
What does "goggle" mean?
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verb To stare at something with wide, bulging eyes, usually in astonishment.
"The children goggled at the size of the cake."
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noun Close-fitting protective eyewear with a seal around the eyes, worn for swimming, skiing, welding or lab work. Almost always used in the plural, goggles.
"You can't enter the workshop without safety goggles."
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goggle in a sentence
- The children goggled at the size of the cake.
- He stood goggling as the car reversed straight into the fountain.
- You can't enter the workshop without safety goggles.
- Her goggles fogged up on the first length.
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What is "goggle" in German?
"goggle" in German is glotzen. goggle means: To stare at something with wide, bulging eyes, usually in astonishment.
How do you use "goggle" in a sentence?
Example: "The children goggled at the size of the cake." In German, "goggle" is glotzen.
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