bespectacled
berkaca mata
definition
adjective
a bespectacled, studious youth
(of a person) wearing eyeglasses.
example
After fifteen minutes the train came and Amy piled on with the other 'bespectacled' youths.
A 'bespectacled' couple is slow-dancing in the corner, eyes locked on each other.
The night is waning when a clean-cut, 'bespectacled' comedian comes on.
Walking along the sidelines, and later addressing them in the locker room, is a 'bespectacled' white man in his 50s.
Her 'bespectacled' child seems little interested in the menu.
A 'bespectacled' librarian came and sat behind me, commentating on the view throughout the journey for the benefit of his Japanese lady visitor.
In hesitant English, the 'bespectacled' Thai man thanks all the foreigners who have helped his community, raising the biggest cheer of the night.
It was a picture of a 'bespectacled' President signing some important looking documents.
I've noticed I don't really make eye contact with people when I'm 'bespectacled' .
He startled the clerk - who had never been robbed by a small 'bespectacled' white boy before - more than a little.
A short 'bespectacled' woman in a laboratory coat greeted them.
He's maybe late forties, early fifties, bookish, greying, 'bespectacled' , wispy - perhaps an academic.
The short, 'bespectacled' monk has influence, power, certainly money.
He was a tall, coltish, 'bespectacled' young man, curiously lovable.
She was, by her own account, ‘a squat, 'bespectacled' child who lived mostly in books and daydreams’.
He's got a certain charm, though, and his podgy, 'bespectacled' appearance puts the audience at their ease.
At last, she spotted a 'bespectacled' man in the crowd and grabbed his hands.
With his 'bespectacled' studious appearance, people often take him for scholar, writer or even a photographer.
Another friend, a 'bespectacled' accountant and reader of science fiction novels, interrupted him.
Bald, 'bespectacled' and soft-spoken to a fault, he looks less hip than shyly professorial.
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