ゴーグル（ゴーグル、goーguru）
- goggles

The Japanese word ゴーグルゴーグル refers to protective eyewear, typically used to shield the eyes from hazards like water, wind, dust, or bright light. It is a loanword from English "goggles". These can be for various purposes, like swimming, skiing, welding, or in science labs.

⚫︎ゴーグルをかけて、プールに入りました。 Translation: I put on goggles and went into the pool. ⚫︎雪山では、ゴーグルがないと目が痛くなる。 Translation: Without goggles, your eyes will hurt in the snowy mountains. ⚫︎実験の際には、安全のためにゴーグルを着用してください。 Translation: Please wear goggles for safety during the experiment.

ゴーグルゴーグル is used in conversations when talking about the protective eyewear. You can use it when you are talking about activities where eye protection is necessary, such as swimming, skiing, or working in a lab. You can use the word to describe the ゴーグルゴーグル itself or the action of wearing ゴーグルゴーグル. For instance, you might say, "I need my ゴーグルゴーグル for swimming" or "Please put on your ゴーグルゴーグル."

⚫︎ The word ゴーグルゴーグル is written in katakana. ⚫︎ There is no kanji for ゴーグルゴーグル as it is a loanword. ⚫︎ There are no variations in okurigana as the word is written entirely in katakana.

There are no direct Japanese synonyms for ゴーグルゴーグル because it's a loanword. However, depending on the context, you might use more general terms like めがね (megane, eyeglasses) or 保護メガネ (hogo megane, protective eyeglasses), if appropriate.

There are no direct antonyms for ゴーグルゴーグル. The opposite of wearing ゴーグルゴーグル would be not wearing eye protection, but there isn't a specific word for that.

水泳の時に、必ずゴーグルを使います。 ・Translation: I always use goggles when swimming. ・Explanation: This sentence describes the habitual use of ゴーグルゴーグル while swimming.

このゴーグルは曇りにくいので、快適です。 ・Translation: These goggles are resistant to fogging, so they are comfortable. ・Explanation: This sentence describes a characteristic of a ゴーグルゴーグル.

The word ゴーグルゴーグル comes directly from the English word "goggles."