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1 орган зрения - глаз
General subject: the organ of vision is the eyeУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > орган зрения - глаз
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2 зрение
с.sight, eyesight, мед. visionиметь хорошее зрение — have good* eyes eyesight
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поле зрения — field of visionв поле зрения — within eyesight, in sight
вне поля зрения — out of sight, out of one's field of vision
под углом зрения — from the standpoint, from the point of view
точка зрения — point of view, standpoint
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3 зрение
с.sight, eyesight; мед. visionо́рган зре́ния — organ of sight
сла́бое зре́ние — weak (eye)sight
име́ть хоро́шее зре́ние — have good eyes / eyesight
••по́ле зре́ния — field of vision
в по́ле зре́ния — within eyesight, in sight
вне по́ля зре́ния — out of sight, out of one's field of vision
обма́н зре́ния — optical illusion
под угло́м зре́ния — from the standpoint, from the point of view
то́чка зре́ния — point of view, perspective, standpoint
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