optician in Japanese
optician in Japanese is 眼鏡屋 — optician means an optician is someone who makes, dispenses or sells spectacles and lenses.
optician in Japanese
眼鏡屋
Pronounced: meganeya
A person who makes, dispenses or sells lenses, spectacles.
What does "optician" mean?
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noun An optician is someone who makes, dispenses or sells spectacles and lenses.
"The optician adjusted my new glasses so they sat comfortably."
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noun In British usage, an optician is a professional trained to examine and test eyes and to prescribe corrective lenses or treatment.
"I booked an eye test with my optician for next Tuesday."
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optician in a sentence
- The optician adjusted my new glasses so they sat comfortably.
- We picked up our spectacles from the optician on the high street.
- I booked an eye test with my optician for next Tuesday.
- The optician said my prescription had barely changed this year.
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What is "optician" in Japanese?
"optician" in Japanese is 眼鏡屋. optician means: An optician is someone who makes, dispenses or sells spectacles and lenses.
How do you pronounce 眼鏡屋?
"optician" in Japanese is 眼鏡屋, pronounced "meganeya".
How do you use "optician" in a sentence?
Example: "The optician adjusted my new glasses so they sat comfortably." In Japanese, "optician" is 眼鏡屋.
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