nhãn kính
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Definitions
- Noun:
- Glasses, spectacles: An optical device consisting of two lenses mounted in a frame, worn in front of the eyes to correct vision or protect the eyes.
- Note: This is an archaic or literary term in modern Vietnamese.
Usage Examples
- Noun:
- Ông cụ đeo một đôi nhãn kính gọng vàng. (The old man wears a pair of gold-rimmed glasses.)
- Trong tiểu thuyết xưa, các nhà nho thường được miêu tả với nhãn kính. (In old novels, scholars are often described wearing glasses.)
Advanced Usage
- The term 'nhãn kính' is considered archaic or formal in contemporary Vietnamese. It is more commonly found in classical literature, historical contexts, or poetic language.
- In modern everyday speech, the common terms are 'kính' (glasses) or 'kính mắt' (eyeglasses).
Variants and Related Words
- Kính: (n) Glasses, spectacles. The standard modern term.
- kính cận (reading glasses/nearsightedness glasses), kính râm (sunglasses).
- Kính mắt: (n) Eyeglasses. Another common modern term.
- Mắt kính: (n) This refers specifically to the lenses of the glasses.
Synonyms
- Kính đeo mắt: Eyeglasses.
- Tròng kính: (Can refer to lenses, but sometimes used colloquially for glasses).
Notes on Usage
- 'Nhãn kính' is rarely used in daily conversation today. Using it might sound poetic, old-fashioned, or deliberately formal.
- It is important for learners to recognize this word in historical texts but to use 'kính' or 'kính mắt' for active communication.
- (cũ) Glasses