contact lenses; a thin lens placed directly on the surface of the eye to correct vision

a highly venomous snake found in tropical and subtropical regions; named for the spectacle-like markings on its neck hood when expanded

to wear glasses; to wear spectacles

to be extremely surprised by something unexpected; to be shocked or broadsided by something that goes against common sense

glasses with dark-colored lenses designed to protect the eyes from strong sunlight; also called [[墨镜|墨鏡|mo4 jing4]] or [[太阳镜|太陽鏡|tai4 yang2 jing4]]

spectacles worn by a person who is nearsighted

glasses used to correct vision for those with presbyopia

tarsier; a small primate with extremely large eyes that live in pairs and eat insects and snails

a large, highly venomous snake of the family Elapidae, known for its hood and for preying on other snakes

To be taken aback or surprised by an unexpected turn of events; often used in the phrase [[大跌眼镜|大跌眼鏡|da4 die1 yan3 jing4]] to describe something that catches people completely off guard

(metaphorical) to be completely surprised or shocked by an unexpected result. In mainland China, also written as [[跌眼镜|跌眼鏡|die1 yan3 jing4]].

To have a pair of prescription glasses made; to get the correct lenses for one's eyes.

safety goggles; protective eyewear

Indian cobra (Naja naja)

A camera lens with an extremely wide angle of view, typically 180 degrees, that produces a distorted circular or circular or curved image.

eyeglasses with lenses that darken or change color automatically when exposed to sunlight or ultraviolet radiation

tinted or colored spectacles; sunglasses

ophthalmoscope; funduscope

eyeglasses made with frames of hawksbill turtle shell

an optician's shop or a store that sells glasses and contact lenses

lens of a pair of glasses