No. 12,158 in French
verres
"Verres" means "glasses" or "lens."
In a sentence
J'ai acheté de nouveaux verres pour la cuisine.
I bought new glasses for the kitchen.
Here, 'verres' refers to drinking glasses, commonly used for beverages.
Il porte des verres correcteurs pour mieux voir.
He wears corrective glasses to see better.
In this case, 'verres' refers to lenses, typically part of eyeglasses.
Les vitriers utilisent des verres spéciaux pour fabriquer des fenêtres.
Glaziers use special types of glass to make windows.
Here, 'verres' refers to glass material used in windows or other items.
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