Binocular

I'm also going to need some binoculars.

May I have the binoculars, please?

I already have binoculars.

He watched the horse racing through his binoculars.

He watched the horse race with his binoculars.

He watched the horse race using his binoculars.

My God, give me the binoculars!

I never said I had binoculars.

7x35 Binoculars

(Video) Narrator A tiny airplane, the AV Pointer serves for surveillance.

We're not sure what it means or it has multiple meanings just like the Jane Austen binoculars example from before.

There's someone watching your windows with binoculars.

What are you going to do about it with your goddamn binoculars?

It's relatively clear what this means, right?

It's not clear whether using binoculars modifies Jane Austen.

The girl had a telescope in her hand.

Glasses?

Those...

We can tell it's Jane Austen, because she's in a park. Mansfield Park, let's say.

It's still impossible with the naked eye. With binoculars you might be able to glimpse it....

Protective Goggles

Glasses...

Here in this alternative interpretation, I see with my naked eye Jane Austen.

Have her testify without her glasses?

Do you wear glasses when you go to bed?

The print's real fine. I left my glasses home.

One pair of Visco glasses.

You don't need those, do you?

He took off his glasses.

Tom wiped his spectacles.

Tom wiped his glasses.

The glasses are on the bedside.

These glasses are cool.

How do you know whether she wore glasses?

All right. Uh... those didn't belong... to Hollis.

Since the bridge looks like a pair of glasses, they call it Meganebashi.

Both of the interpretations are correct or the sentence is ambiguous.

Tracy lost her glasses.

He wore glasses?

It's used for the frames in the eyeglasses.

Look, a wonderful set of magic eyes.

A black gentleman. He's thin. Glasses.

Then, that man with the glasses,

She didn't wanna wear 'em out of the house so people'd think she's gorgeous.