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trifocal

[trahy-foh-kuhl, trahy-foh-] / traɪˈfoʊ kəl, ˈtraɪˌfoʊ- /


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However, the shooting happened at night, and one witness had poor vision and wore trifocal lenses.

From Los Angeles Times

Flores’ girlfriend, who wore glasses with trifocal lenses, picked out Palacios.

From Los Angeles Times

I'm really happy about it primarily because I got my cataracts at the best time in America to have cataracts because I got to get the PanOptix Trifocal Lens.

From Fox News

Americans would do well to view anti-Semitism with a trifocal lens.

From Seattle Times

The least expensive prescription option is bifocal or trifocal glasses with a visible line separating the top portion of the lens, which corrects for distance if necessary, from the bottom portion, which corrects for presbyopia.

From New York Times