英语词汇vision的词组、短语、固定搭配翻译、用法及例句-英语词组固定搭配大全

vision AC /ˈvɪʒən/ noun 1. the ability to seeadjectives/nouns + visiongood vision He is blind in one eye, but has good vision in the other.normal vision Someone with normal vision should be able to see those numbers.perfect vision Babies aren’t born with perfect vision.20-20 vision also twenty-twenty vision (=perfect vision, with no need for glasses) A pilot must have 20-20 vision.poor vision also defective/impaired vision formal Her vision was quite poor and she always wore glasses.blurred vision (=not clear, for example because of illness) He complained of headaches and blurred vision.night vision (=the ability to see when it is dark) Cats have good night vision but can’t see colour very well.peripheral vision (=the ability to see things at the edges of what you are looking at) After her illness she could still read, but her peripheral vision was poor. | I glimpsed something moving in my peripheral vision.double vision (=when you see two of everything around you) I seemed to be suffering from double vision.tunnel vision (=when you can only see what you are directly looking at) A pupil with tunnel vision may have difficulty finding the words written on the blackboard.verbsblur sb’s vision (=make someone not see clearly) Tears blurred her vision.clear your vision She blinked to clear her vision.correct sb’s vision Some people wear contact lenses to correct their vision.2. someone’s idea about what something is like, or how something should beadjectivesa new/different/alternative vision In his speech he said that he had a new vision for our country.a clear vision The engineers at BMW had a clear vision of what they wanted to achieve.ambitious vision Jeffrey outlined an ambitious vision of the future for the club.a radical vision His plans are based on a radical new vision of space and the future.a personal vision The role of the artist is to present a personal vision of the world.a shared vision The two men had a shared vision of the future of the organization.sb’s overall vision What is your overall vision for the company?sb’s long-term vision Europe’s major leaders need to talk in terms of their long-term vision, not a short-term fix.an idealistic vision Marxists have an idealistic vision of a perfect society.a disturbing vision In his book ‘Nineteen Eighty-Four’, Orwell offered a disturbing vision of the future.verbsset out/outline/put forward your vision (=explain it) The principal set out her vision for the college.offer/provide a vision The party seemed to offer an alternative vision of society.create/develop a vision Winkelmann created a vision of Greece as the birthplace of European civilisation.achieve/realize/fulfil your vision We want to achieve our vision of helping every child to get a world-class education.phrasessb’s vision for the future In his speech, the chairman talked about his vision for the future of the company.turn sb’s vision into (a) reality (=make it really happen) As an architect, my job is to turn the client’s vision into a reality.3. the ability to have great ideas about what people can achieveadjectivesgreat vision He was a politician of great vision, who helped to establish the welfare state.little/no vision The trouble with these people is that they have no vision.verbslack vision This approach lacks vision.phrasesa man/woman of vision We need a president who is a man of vision.lack of vision He criticized them for their lack of vision.

词组	vision
释义	vision AC /ˈvɪʒən/ noun 1. the ability to seeadjectives/nouns + visiongood vision He is blind in one eye, but has good vision in the other.normal vision Someone with normal vision should be able to see those numbers.perfect vision Babies aren’t born with perfect vision.20-20 vision also twenty-twenty vision (=perfect vision, with no need for glasses) A pilot must have 20-20 vision.poor vision also defective/impaired vision formal Her vision was quite poor and she always wore glasses.blurred vision (=not clear, for example because of illness) He complained of headaches and blurred vision.night vision (=the ability to see when it is dark) Cats have good night vision but can’t see colour very well.peripheral vision (=the ability to see things at the edges of what you are looking at) After her illness she could still read, but her peripheral vision was poor. \| I glimpsed something moving in my peripheral vision.double vision (=when you see two of everything around you) I seemed to be suffering from double vision.tunnel vision (=when you can only see what you are directly looking at) A pupil with tunnel vision may have difficulty finding the words written on the blackboard.verbsblur sb’s vision (=make someone not see clearly) Tears blurred her vision.clear your vision She blinked to clear her vision.correct sb’s vision Some people wear contact lenses to correct their vision.2. someone’s idea about what something is like, or how something should beadjectivesa new/different/alternative vision In his speech he said that he had a new vision for our country.a clear vision The engineers at BMW had a clear vision of what they wanted to achieve.ambitious vision Jeffrey outlined an ambitious vision of the future for the club.a radical vision His plans are based on a radical new vision of space and the future.a personal vision The role of the artist is to present a personal vision of the world.a shared vision The two men had a shared vision of the future of the organization.sb’s overall vision What is your overall vision for the company?sb’s long-term vision Europe’s major leaders need to talk in terms of their long-term vision, not a short-term fix.an idealistic vision Marxists have an idealistic vision of a perfect society.a disturbing vision In his book ‘Nineteen Eighty-Four’, Orwell offered a disturbing vision of the future.verbsset out/outline/put forward your vision (=explain it) The principal set out her vision for the college.offer/provide a vision The party seemed to offer an alternative vision of society.create/develop a vision Winkelmann created a vision of Greece as the birthplace of European civilisation.achieve/realize/fulfil your vision We want to achieve our vision of helping every child to get a world-class education.phrasessb’s vision for the future In his speech, the chairman talked about his vision for the future of the company.turn sb’s vision into (a) reality (=make it really happen) As an architect, my job is to turn the client’s vision into a reality.3. the ability to have great ideas about what people can achieveadjectivesgreat vision He was a politician of great vision, who helped to establish the welfare state.little/no vision The trouble with these people is that they have no vision.verbslack vision This approach lacks vision.phrasesa man/woman of vision We need a president who is a man of vision.lack of vision He criticized them for their lack of vision.
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