No, They are translucent.
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No, sunglasses are not transparent. Their lenses are designed to reduce the amount of visible light that passes through, providing protection from glare and harmful UV rays.
Sunglasses can be either translucent or transparent, depending on their design and material. Translucent sunglasses allow some light to pass through, while transparent sunglasses allow almost all light to pass through. The level of opacity can vary based on factors like tint, polarization, and UV protection coatings.
Sunglasses are typically tinted and classified as translucent because they allow some light to pass through but still offer some obstruction to vision.
Transparent materials.
Despite being able to see through them, sunglasses can still be described as translucent because they allow some light to pass through, but they also block or reduce glare and brightness. This characteristic makes them different from transparent materials like glass, which allow light to pass through without distortion or filtering.
No, the word 'transparent' is an adjective, a word that describes a noun (a transparent container, a transparent lie).The noun forms of the adjective 'transparent are transparentness and transparency.