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vision ['vɪʒən]∎ to suffer from defective vision avoir mauvaise vue;∎ outside/within one's field of vision hors de/en vue∎ a man of vision un visionnaire;∎ we need people with vision and imagination nous avons besoin de gens inspirés et imaginatifs(c) (dream, fantasy) vision f;∎ Religion to have a vision avoir une vision;∎ Medicine & Psychology to have visions avoir des visions;∎ he has visions of being rich and famous il se voit riche et célèbre;∎ I had visions of you lying in a hospital bed je vous voyais couché dans un lit d'hôpital;∎ I had visions of having to walk all the way into town je me suis vu devoir aller jusqu'en ville à pied(d) (conception) vision f, conception f;∎ what is your vision of the new town centre? comment voyez-vous ou comment concevez-vous le nouveau centre-ville?∎ she was a vision in white lace elle était ravissante en dentelle blanche;∎ a vision of loveliness une apparition de charme(f) Television image f►► vision mixer Television (equipment) mixeur m, mélangeur m de signaux; (person) opérateur(trice) m,f de mixage;Television vision mixing mixage m d'images -
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visual ['vɪʒʊəl]∎ her comedy is very visual son comique repose sur les effets visuelssupports mpl visuels►► visual aid support m visuel;visual arts arts mpl plastiques;visual display terminal, visual display unit visuel m, écran m de visualisation;visual field champ m visuel;visual handicap handicap m visuel;visual memory mémoire f visuelle
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optics — (n.) science of sight and light, 1570s, from OPTIC (Cf. optic); also see ICS (Cf. ics) … Etymology dictionary
optics — ► PLURAL NOUN (usu. treated as sing. ) ▪ the branch of science concerned with vision and the behaviour of light … English terms dictionary
optics — [äp′tiks] n. [< OPTIC] the branch of physics dealing with the nature and properties of light and vision … English World dictionary
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optics — /ˈɒptɪks/ (say optiks) noun 1. the branch of physical science that deals with the properties and phenomena of light and with vision. –phrase 2. the optics of …, the overall impression made by …: the optics of the last week have not been good for… …