Bifocal Definition

bī-fōkəl, bīfō-
bifocals
adjective
Adjusted to two different focal lengths.
Webster's New World
Having two focal lengths.
American Heritage Medicine
Having one section that corrects for distant vision and another that corrects for near vision, as an eyeglass lens.
American Heritage Medicine
Having two distinct goals or objects of attention.
A bifocal approach to the problem.
American Heritage Medicine
(optics) Having two focal lengths.
Wiktionary
noun
A lens, esp. for eyeglasses, with one part ground for close focus, as for reading, and the other ground for distance.
Webster's New World
Eyeglasses with bifocal lenses.
American Heritage Medicine

Bifocal Sentence Examples

  • You can get bifocal eyeglasses for as low as $25.00 for the whole package.

  • If you don't want to be bothered with a pair of reading glasses, consider bifocal contacts.

  • Some frame styles are not suitable for bifocal lenses and, on the website, these do not offer the bifocal option.

  • Eventually those lenses became available in a progressive (line-free bifocal) style.

  • No line bifocal reading glasses are sometimes known as progressive bifocals.

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