tener ojeras
to have dark circles under the eyes
Pronunciation
/te.ˈneɾ o.ˈxe.ɾas/
Cultural Note
'Ojeras' comes from 'ojo' (eye). In Spain, where late nights are part of the culture, having ojeras is common and often commented on. The word is specifically used for dark circles, while 'bolsas' (bags) refers to puffiness under the eyes. Both are frequent topics at Spanish pharmacies.
📝 Example Sentences
Tiene unas ojeras terribles, no ha dormido nada.
She has terrible dark circles, she hasn't slept at all.
Uso corrector para tapar las ojeras.
I use concealer to cover the dark circles.
Desde que nació el bebé, tiene ojeras permanentes.
Since the baby was born, he has permanent dark circles.