Binoclard

Part of Speech

noun

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Translations

🇩🇪 Person, die ständig Brillen trägt und dabei oft als nerdig oder technisch orientiert wahrgenommen wird. , 🇪🇸 Persona que lleva anteojos. , 🇮🇹 Persona che indossa gli occhiali, di solito un intellettuale o un nerd. , 🇵🇹 pessoa que usa óculos , 🇨🇳 戴眼镜的人，尤其是书呆子或学究。 , 🇯🇵 眼鏡をかけている人を指す、古風な英語の俗語。 , 🇰🇷 안경을 자주 쓰는 사람을 비하적으로 일컫는 말, 보통 안경을 끼고 있는 서투른 사람이나 괴짜를 가리킬 때 사용됩니다. , 🇸🇦 شخص يرتدي نظارات، وغالبًا ما يُصوّر على أنه مهتم بالكتب أو يُشاع عنه أنه غريب أو متمرد. , 🇮🇳 चश्मा पहने हुए व्यक्ति, विशेषकर वह जो पुरानी शैक्षणिक या विद्वतापूर्ण शैली का हो।

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Etymology

Binoclard is a French slang noun formed by attaching the agentive suffix **‑ard** to **binocle** “spectacles”. The root *binocle* comes from Latin *bi‑* “two” + *oculus* “eye”, literally “two‑eye”, a borrowed term for a pair of lenses. The word entered 19th‑century French popular speech to mean a spectacles‑wearing person, especially in a mildly derisive sense.

Synonyms

bini lunette lunetier porteur de lunettes binocle lorgnette

Antonyms

sportif bavard extraverti populaire