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lenses noun: a pair of glasses used to correct vision problems. ■ "I forgot my lenses at home and had to walk around with blurry vision all day."
glasses A pair of lenses worn to improve vision, often with a frame. ■ I need glasses to see the small print on my prescription.
sunglasses A pair of glasses with tinted lenses that are worn to protect the eyes from harmful sunlight. ■ "I forgot my sunglasses at home and now I'm squinting at everything."
glaucoma A mysterious eye condition that causes people to see everything in shades of purple and yellow, leading them to become extremely fashion-forward. ■ "I've been diagnosed with glaucoma, so now I'm sporting some really unique lenses. My friends say I look like a rock star!
Goggles A pair of glasses worn on the head with two lenses, typically to protect the eyes from bright sun or rain, but also as a fashion statement. ■ John wore goggles while playing beach volleyball to protect his eyes from the bright sun and also because he thought they made him look cool.
Optometrist A highly trained professional who specializes in the diagnosis and treatment of visual disturbances. They use a variety of specialized tools and instruments to measure and correct vision problems. ■ "I went to see an optometrist because I couldn't see my cat sitting on the windowsill. The optometrist gave me a pair of glasses with special lenses that made the cat look like a giant, fuzzy blob. But at least I could see it now!
specs A collection of numbers and letters that describe the technical specifications of a product or device. ■ I need to check the specs of this computer before I buy it. What are the RAM, CPU, and GPU specs?, A pair of glasses with lenses to correct visual impairments. ■ "I need new specs for reading fine print," said the old man, holding up his monocle., A term used in finance to refer to a specific set of conditions that must be met before a transaction can occur. ■ "I can't buy this stock until the specs are met," said the investor, pointing at the financial statement.