Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Glasses"

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Glasses = drinking glass/drinking container. Counting the number of glasses.

It's like asking how many drinks have you had. Or, how many cups do you have?

A: If you meant it as spectacles, then it means that the person is going to purchase a new one.

A: It's when someone gives you this look. Which, depending on the context or body language can mean many different things and can express many different emotions.

A: "have my fitted" / "get my fitted" = se usa con articulos de ropa y accesorios.

fitted= tallar, ajustar, modificar, probar...

A: contacts 是接觸

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A: There is no difference. Though people prefer to say the first way

A: "prescription glasses" sounds a bit strange to me, not something I would hear often. I think I'd only hear that in a situation where someone wanted to emphasize and make it clear the glasses are not only for looks/style. I think 99% of the time, in everyday conversations, people just say glasses, just my opinion though.

A: Those sentences both mean the same things, but using "shall" is more formal, and it sounds unnatural.
It sounds much more natural to use "Should I buy some glasses?". ^^

A: mightn't and mayn't are not words in English. Use might've. It will make it sound natural

A: I would say "they are" could be used to talk about some glasses that are near, far, on the internet, anywhere...
"These are glasses" are referring to glasses nearby.

A: "Whose glasses are these?" usually means, "Whose pair of glasses is this? / Whose is this pair of glasses?"....

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These are shot glasses which my kids and I collected when we traveled to America. Some we just bought at the airport when we had to transfer planes. We celebrate our birthdays or special occasions by tossing them. They remind us of our travels. I’m going to continue collecting them.😊

This is so cool! You’ve been to a bunch of states!😃

A: Where are my glasses是对的因为glasses（不管是玻璃杯的复数还是眼镜，正常情况下都用are）。
回答用is还是are那就要根据对方问你的问题去决定了。如果问题是”Where are my glasses” 那你就回复They’re... 或者单数的话可以说”A pair of glasses”但是回答都用They’re

A: they are both correct. You might say “He is wearing glasses,” to describe someone who in the moment is wearing glasses.

You might say, “He wears glasses,” to give a description of a person to someone else.

A: Yeah that or “thick frame glasses”.

Is it common to use “ふち” instead of “フレーム”?

A: × I’ve been worn contact lenses since I was in junior high school.
✓ I’ve been wearing contact lenses since I was in junior high school.

× Wearing glasses are bothering me, especially when I use a surgical mask as glasses are always foggy.
✓ Wearing glasses bother me, especially when they get all foggy whenever I wear a surgical mask.

× But recently I bought new glasses that can cut off blue light of electrical devices and reduce eye strain.
✓ But recently I bought new glasses that can cut off the blue light off of electrical devices and reduce eye strain.

× So when I use a PC or a smartphone for a long time, I’m trying to use them.
✓ So when I use a PC or a smartphone for a long time, I try to wear them.

A: Yes

A: × We talked about glasses with New Zealand guy.
✓ We talked about glasses with a New Zealand guy.

A: Glasses plural. There are two glass lenses in the frame.
You could also say " A pair of glasses"
Similar would be = "Shoes", "Trousers", "Socks" as there are two of them.

A: First might be more common. Both are common. Both are natural. There is no reason to prefer one to the other. There is no reason to prefer one over the other.