spectacled

spectacled
spec·ta·cled
[ˈspektəkl̩d]
adj
1. esp BRIT (with glasses) bebrillt
the person you want to speak to is the \spectacled man derjenige, mit dem du reden willst, ist der Mann mit der Brille
2. ZOOL animal mit brillenähnlichem Muster nach n
* * *
['spektəkld]
adj
bebrillt; (ZOOL) brillenähnlich gezeichnet
* * *
spectacled adj
1. bebrillt, brillentragend, … mit Brille
2. ZOOL Brillen…:
spectacled bear;
spectacled cobra Brillenschlange f

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