Vidrios (en. Glasses)

[ˈbi.ðɾjos]

Meaning & Definition

EnglishSpanish

noun

Inorganic, translucent, and brittle substance made from silica.

Window panes are more fragile in winter.

Los vidrios de las ventanas son más frágiles en invierno.

Any object made of glass.

Be careful with those glasses, they could cut you.

Cuidado con esos vidrios, podrían cortarte.

Material used in the manufacture of bottles and containers.

Drinks are sold in glass bottles and cans.

Las bebidas se venden en vidrios y latas.

From Old Spanish 'vidrio', from Latin 'vitrum'.

Broken glass

Fragments of glass left after breaking an object.

vidrios rotos

To show off

To boast or show off something.

echar vidrios

Crystal

Material similar to glass, but purer and more translucent.

cristal

Bottle

Glass container used for liquids.

botella

Window

Opening in a wall with glass that allows light to enter.

ventana

To see through the eyes after consuming substances.

After a few drinks, I can no longer see the glasses well.

Después de unas copas, ya no veo bien los vidrios.

To enhance the visual effects of something (in terms of drugs).

This stimulus makes everything look brighter through the glasses.

Este estímulo hace que todo se vea más brillante a través de los vidrios.