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glass

[glas, glahs] / glæs, glɑs /
NOUN
object that reflects an image
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Example Sentences

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“I will look at them and say, ‘Get a glass of water because you don’t look good.’”

From The Wall Street Journal

Photos from the scene showed the 36-year-old being helped out of the back seat of a black SUV, surrounded by what appears to be broken glass.

From BBC

Pictures circulating online showed a shirtless Joshua -- a British national of Nigerian heritage -- surrounded by what appeared to be broken window glass on the seats around him.

From Barron's

According to the report, the workers also left glass, ash and other fire debris on the property the crew had been clearing, because they “were in a rush to get to the next site.”

From Los Angeles Times

The Visitors' Gallery mirrors the chamber, with its wood panelling and green benches, although a glass security screen separates spectators from participants.

From BBC