optician|opticians in English

noun

[op·ti·cian || ɑp'tɪʃn /ɒp'-]

expert of optical instruments who makes or fits optical lenses

Use "optician|opticians" in a sentence

1. The optician said I needed new glasses.

2. An Optician Sows a Seed

3. A Do you know a good optician?

4. Dentist and optician fees will also rise.

5. David Amess, MP for Southend West, recently demonstrated his support for enhanced services, following a visit to Broadway Opticians, in Parliament: "I visited Broadway Opticians in my constituency to see first-hand the different enhanced eye care services that optometrists and opticians can deliver.

6. What has resulted from the seed sown by the optician?

7. A dispensing optician supplies glasses, but doesn't test your eyes.

8. I want to go to the optician to buy glasses.

9. Optician services, in particular adjustment of contact lenses

10. Hoping to get free contact lenses, Freddy goes to the optician.

11. They were still uncomfortable, so I went back into the optician.

12. The optician moved the chart closer: " Now can you read it? "

13. The optician has advised that I wear contact lenses.

14. She thinks Tom is myopic and should see a good optician.

15. The seed that the optician sowed was still bearing fruit!

16. The optician will mark your voucher with a letter-code.

17. 27 A dispensing optician supplies glasses,(www.Sentencedict.com) but doesn't test your eyes.

18. 1 A dispensing optician supplies glasses, but doesn't test your eyes.

19. Optician/optometrist services, including refraction determination, aberrometer measuring, determining pupil size, providing information relation to the custom-adaptation of spectacle lenses within the framework of optician/optometrist services

20. But on his advice I went off to the optician and ended up wearing glasses.

21. Equipment for opticians and ophthalmologists including pupilometers, refractors, refractometers, auto refractometers, optometers, keratometers, ophthalmometers, skiascopes and reading scales

22. An optometrist ( or ophthalmic optician ) tests sight and prescribes glasses and contact lenses .

23. Measuring instruments for use by opticians, optometrists and other ophthalmic optics professionals, including graduated rulers and instruments for measuring angles

24. This ability is lost with increasing age . The optician must adjust this dioptrically reading glasses.

25. In fairness to the optician, he would think that when you didn't complain again, the problem was solved.