goggles

plural irregular

A noun referring to tight-fitting spectacles worn to protect the eyes from hazards such as dust, water, or chemicals.

• 🇪🇸Sustantivo que designa unas gafas ajustadas que se usan para proteger los ojos de peligros como polvo, agua o productos químicos.

1. Protective eyewear A2 formal

   Tight-fitting glasses designed to shield the eyes from hazards such as water, chemicals, dust, or bright light.

   • He put on his swimming goggles before diving into the pool.
   • The lab technician always wears safety goggles when handling chemicals.
   • Skiers use goggles to protect their eyes from snow glare and wind.

   🇪🇸gafas protectoras

• goggles plural form
• goggles' possessive plural form
• goggles' possessive singular form

A verb meaning to look or stare with wide, bulging eyes, often in surprise, amazement, or curiosity.

• 🇪🇸Verbo que significa mirar fijamente o quedarse mirando con los ojos muy abiertos y saltones, a menudo por asombro, sorpresa o curiosidad.

1. Stare with wide eyes B2 informal

   To look at something with wide-open eyes, often in surprise or amazement.

   • The children goggled at the magician's tricks.
   • She goggled at the enormous cake in disbelief.
   • He goggled at the price tag on the luxury car.

   🇪🇸Mirar con los ojos muy abiertos

   Sinónimos: gapegawkrubberneckstare

   Antónimos: glanceignoreoverlooksquint

• goggled past participle
• goggled past simple
• goggling present participle
• goggles third person singular