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1 ♦ vision
♦ vision /ˈvɪʒn/n.1 [u] vista: to have excellent [poor, impaired] vision, avere una vista ottima [debole, difettosa]; blurred vision, vista offuscata; field of vision, campo visivo; beyond sb. 's vision, fuori vista per q.; night vision, visione notturna ( capacità di vederci di notte)2 [uc] visione: to have visions, avere delle visioni; visions of power, visioni di gloria; He has no clear vision of where the party should be going, non aveva una visione chiara della direzione che il partito doveva prendere3 [u] lungimiranza; intuizione (spec. politica): a statesman of great vision, uno statista di grande lungimiranza4 (psic., relig.) visione: She had a vision of the Virgin Mary, ha avuto una visione della Vergine Maria5 (fig. fam.) visione; spettacolo: The garden was a vision of beauty, il giardino era uno spettacolo tanto era bello; She was a vision of loveliness, era splendida a vedersi6 [u] immagine (al cinema, in TV); (TV) (il) video: There is interference to vision, c'è un'interferenza sul video● vision statement, «vision statement»; manifesto della visione (sorta di motto che sintetizza gli obiettivi di un'azienda per il grande pubblico).(to) vision /ˈvɪʒn/v. t. -
2 blurred
[blɜːd] 1. 2.to become blurred — [ eyes] annebbiarsi, velarsi
* * *blurred /blɜ:d/a.1 sfocato; indistinto; annebbiato; confuso; incerto: a blurred photo, una foto sfocata; a blurred picture, un'immagine sfocata (o indistinta); blurred vision, vista confusa● (TV, radar) blurred zone, zona d'incertezza □ to become blurred, sfocarsi; annebbiarsi; perdere i contorni; sbavare.* * *[blɜːd] 1. 2.to become blurred — [ eyes] annebbiarsi, velarsi
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3 vision
['vɪʒn]1) (mental picture, hallucination) visione f.to appear to sb. in a vision — apparire a qcn. in visione
2) (conception, idea) visione f., idea f.3) (imaginative foresight) sagacia f., intuito m.4) (ability to see) vista f.5) (sight, visual image) immagine f.6) telev. (picture) immagine f.* * *['viʒən]1) (something seen in the imagination or in a dream: God appeared to him in a vision.) visione2) (the ability to see or plan into the future: Politicians should be men of vision.) sagacia, intuito3) (the ability to see or the sense of sight: He is slowly losing his vision.) vista* * *['vɪʒn]1) (mental picture, hallucination) visione f.to appear to sb. in a vision — apparire a qcn. in visione
2) (conception, idea) visione f., idea f.3) (imaginative foresight) sagacia f., intuito m.4) (ability to see) vista f.5) (sight, visual image) immagine f.6) telev. (picture) immagine f. -
4 blur
I [blɜː(r)]nome forma f. indistintaII 1. [blɜː(r)] 2.* * *[blə:] 1. noun(something not clearly seen: Everything is just a blur when I take my spectacles off.) offuscamento, visione confusa/offuscata2. verb(to make or become unclear: The rain blurred my vision.) annebbiare, rendere confuso* * *[blɜː(r)]1. n(shape) massa indistinta or confusa2. vt(writing) rendere (quasi) illeggibile, (outline, sight, memory, judgment) offuscare3. vi(see vt), diventare (quasi) illeggibile; offuscarsi* * *blur /blɜ:(r)/n.1 macchia; sbavatura3 cosa appena visibile.(to) blur /blɜ:(r)/A v. t.rendere confuso (o indistinto); annebbiare; far velo a; velare, sfocare: Tears blurred my vision, le lacrime mi hanno velato la vista; A mist blurred the landscape, una foschia annebbiava il paesaggioB v. i.* * *I [blɜː(r)]nome forma f. indistintaII 1. [blɜː(r)] 2. -
5 cloud
I [klaʊd]1) С (in sky) nube f., nuvola f.2) U meteor. nubi f.pl., nuvolosità f.3) (mass) (of smoke, dust, gas) nube f.; (of insects) nugolo m.4) fig.to cast a cloud over sth. — gettare un'ombra su qcs
5) (blur) (in liquid) intorbidamento m.; (in marble, gem) macchia f.••to be on cloud nine — colloq. toccare il cielo con un dito, essere al settimo cielo
II [klaʊd]to be under a cloud — essere in disgrazia o in discredito
2) (confuse) offuscare [memory, judgment]3) (blight) intristire [ atmosphere]•* * *1.1) (a mass of tiny drops of water floating in the sky: white clouds in a blue sky; The hills were hidden in cloud.) nuvola2) (a great number or quantity of anything small moving together: a cloud of flies.) nugolo3) (something causing fear, depression etc: a cloud of sadness.) nube2. verb1) ((often with over) to become cloudy: The sky clouded over and it began to rain.) rannuvolarsi2) (to (cause to) become blurred or not clear: Her eyes were clouded with tears.) annebbiarsi3) (to (cause to) become gloomy or troubled: His face clouded at the unhappy news.) oscurarsi•- cloudy
- cloudburst
- under a cloud* * *I [klaʊd]1) С (in sky) nube f., nuvola f.2) U meteor. nubi f.pl., nuvolosità f.3) (mass) (of smoke, dust, gas) nube f.; (of insects) nugolo m.4) fig.to cast a cloud over sth. — gettare un'ombra su qcs
5) (blur) (in liquid) intorbidamento m.; (in marble, gem) macchia f.••to be on cloud nine — colloq. toccare il cielo con un dito, essere al settimo cielo
II [klaʊd]to be under a cloud — essere in disgrazia o in discredito
2) (confuse) offuscare [memory, judgment]3) (blight) intristire [ atmosphere]•
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