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Anonymous Posted 18 years ago
Vocabulary

tint, mirror

Hello everybody,

I just read a lens description for my glasses and I came across this sentence:

"Tint is GREY and mirror is solid blue."

I do not really get this part. Would someone be kind enough to explain it? Thanks.
  

Top answer

Hi, When you are wearing the glasses and looking through them, you see a grey tint. The person you are talking to sees only a blue mirror, and can't see your eyes. Clive

— Clive

  • Hi, When you are wearing the glasses and looking through them, you see a grey tint.
  • The person you are talking to sees only a blue mirror, and can't see your eyes.
  • Clive
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Hi,

When you are wearing the glasses and looking through them, you see a grey tint.

The person you are talking to sees only a blue mirror, and can't see your eyes.

Clive
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Sounds good. Thanks, Clive!
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Just remember that tint is like color and mirror is like reflection.
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Lakshwadeep, thanks. Good input. [Y]
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