bespectacled in Spanish
bespectacled in Spanish is anteojudo, con gafas, gafotas — bespectacled means wearing glasses.
bespectacled in Spanish
anteojudo
Wearing spectacles (glasses).
con gafas
Wearing spectacles (glasses).
gafotas
Wearing spectacles (glasses).
gafudo
Wearing spectacles (glasses).
que lleva gafas
Wearing spectacles (glasses).
What does "bespectacled" mean?
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adjective Wearing glasses.
"The bespectacled man behind the counter squinted at the receipt."
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bespectacled in a sentence
- The bespectacled man behind the counter squinted at the receipt.
- She looked older and more bespectacled in her graduation photo.
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What is "bespectacled" in Spanish?
"bespectacled" in Spanish is anteojudo, con gafas, gafotas. bespectacled means: Wearing glasses.
How do you use "bespectacled" in a sentence?
Example: "The bespectacled man behind the counter squinted at the receipt." In Spanish, "bespectacled" is anteojudo, con gafas, gafotas.
Are there other ways to say "bespectacled" in Spanish?
Yes — Spanish has 5 translations listed for "bespectacled": anteojudo, con gafas, gafotas, gafudo, que lleva gafas.
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