Definition of goggle - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
safetyprotective eyewear for sports or work
- She wore a goggle over her injured eye while swimming.
2.
expressionRare wide-eyed or fixed stareRare
- Her goggle was evident when she saw the surprise.
Verb
1.
expressionsstare with wide eyes in surprise or amazement
- He goggled at the magician's tricks.
2.
involuntaryroll or bulge the eyes involuntarily
- Her eyes goggled in disbelief.
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protective eyewear for sports or work
Expressions with goggle
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stare at in disbelief or amazement
He goggled at the unexpected news.
look of surprise or wide-eyed stare
She gave me a goggle-eye when I told her the news.
having eyes wide open in surprise
She looked goggle-eyed at the magician's trick.
Origin of goggle
Middle English, gogelen (to squint)
Examples of goggle in a sentence
The skier adjusted his goggle before hitting the slopes. His goggle was unmistakable during the magic show. The child's goggle showed her amazement at the fireworks. She goggled at the unexpected news on TV. The children goggled at the fireworks display. He goggled at the magician's trick.
The audience goggled at the unexpected ending.
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- French:lunette de protection, regarder avec des yeux écarquillés, ...
- German:Schutzbrille, starren, ...
- Italian:occhiale protettivo, fissare, ...
- Spanish:gafa protectora, mirar boquiabierto, ...
- Portuguese:óculo de proteção, arregalar os olhos, ...
- Chinese:护目镜, 瞪大眼睛, ...
- Japanese:ゴーグル, 目を丸くする, ...
- Arabic:نَظّارَةٌ واقِيَة, حَمْلَق, ...
- Hebrew:מַשְׁקַף מָגֵן, לִבְהוֹת, ...
- Russian:защитные очки, таращиться, ...
- Ukrainian:захисна окулярна лінза, витріщатися, ...
- Hindi:सुरक्षात्मक चश्मा, आश्चर्यचकित होना, ...

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