monocle in Greek
monocle in Greek is μονόκλ — monocle means a single eyeglass lens, usually held in place by the muscles around the eye, once fashionable for correcting vision in one eye.
monocle in Greek
μονόκλ
Pronounced: monokl
A single lens, usually in a wire frame, and used to correct vision for only one eye.
What does "monocle" mean?
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noun A single eyeglass lens, usually held in place by the muscles around the eye, once fashionable for correcting vision in one eye.
"The cartoon villain wore a monocle and a top hat."
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monocle in a sentence
- The cartoon villain wore a monocle and a top hat.
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What is "monocle" in Greek?
"monocle" in Greek is μονόκλ. monocle means: A single eyeglass lens, usually held in place by the muscles around the eye, once fashionable for correcting vision in one eye.
How do you pronounce μονόκλ?
"monocle" in Greek is μονόκλ, pronounced "monokl".
How do you use "monocle" in a sentence?
Example: "The cartoon villain wore a monocle and a top hat." In Greek, "monocle" is μονόκλ.
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