Definition of eyesight in English:

eyesight

noun ˈʌɪsʌɪtˈaɪˌsaɪt

mass noun

A person's ability to see.
目力，视力
poor eyesight ended his plans for a naval career
他由于视力差而无法实现参加海军的计划。
Example sentencesExamples
- Ford himself had been rejected by the navy during World War I for his poor eyesight.
- With their poor eyesight and keen sense of smell, they can get dangerously close.
- All share some of the ailments of old age, including poor memories, fading eyesight and bad hearing.
- Mobility suffers, hearing is lost and there is a gradual loss of eyesight and memory for the elderly.
- The prognosis on his eyesight was initially poor, and doctors told him that in any case he should not work for two years.
- In latter years, failing eyesight greatly restricted her ability in this regard.
- The referee's nerve, eyesight or ability to keep up with the play lets him down after a while.
- He wanted to join the military during the Second World War, but his poor eyesight kept him from combat.
- This means that he has poor muscle control and his eyesight and hearing are failing.
- The widow, who has poor eyesight and hearing, said she had had virtually no warning before the flood waters came.
- They have slower reaction times, and their hearing and eyesight may have deteriorated.
- As well as losing her speech, Holly's eyesight is fading fast and she can no longer walk.
- The echidna depends more on its hearing than its eyesight, though it does see reasonably well.
- His poor eyesight meant that he often had to dictate his poems to other people.
- Dr Hillman said poor eyesight could lead to a greater risk of falls and injuries which were more serious among the elderly.
- His eyesight is very poor, but surely he could have visited her along with another member of his staff.
- This makes it easy for people with poor eyesight to enlarge the fonts on a page to make the site more readable.
- Failing eyesight stopped the mother-of-two from working or ever venturing out at night.
- He was fifty-one years of age and the sole support of his mother who has failing eyesight.
- Traffic police have criticised motorists who risk lives by driving with poor eyesight.
Synonyms
sight, vision, power of sight, faculty of sight, ability to see, power of seeing, powers of observation, observation, perception, visual perception

Definition of eyesight in US English:

eyesight

nounˈaɪˌsaɪtˈīˌsīt

A person's ability to see.
目力，视力
poor eyesight ended his plans for a naval career
他由于视力差而无法实现参加海军的计划。
Example sentencesExamples
- The widow, who has poor eyesight and hearing, said she had had virtually no warning before the flood waters came.
- He was fifty-one years of age and the sole support of his mother who has failing eyesight.
- His poor eyesight meant that he often had to dictate his poems to other people.
- As well as losing her speech, Holly's eyesight is fading fast and she can no longer walk.
- His eyesight is very poor, but surely he could have visited her along with another member of his staff.
- He wanted to join the military during the Second World War, but his poor eyesight kept him from combat.
- Ford himself had been rejected by the navy during World War I for his poor eyesight.
- The echidna depends more on its hearing than its eyesight, though it does see reasonably well.
- With their poor eyesight and keen sense of smell, they can get dangerously close.
- The prognosis on his eyesight was initially poor, and doctors told him that in any case he should not work for two years.
- They have slower reaction times, and their hearing and eyesight may have deteriorated.
- Dr Hillman said poor eyesight could lead to a greater risk of falls and injuries which were more serious among the elderly.
- Failing eyesight stopped the mother-of-two from working or ever venturing out at night.
- All share some of the ailments of old age, including poor memories, fading eyesight and bad hearing.
- This makes it easy for people with poor eyesight to enlarge the fonts on a page to make the site more readable.
- Traffic police have criticised motorists who risk lives by driving with poor eyesight.
- This means that he has poor muscle control and his eyesight and hearing are failing.
- The referee's nerve, eyesight or ability to keep up with the play lets him down after a while.
- In latter years, failing eyesight greatly restricted her ability in this regard.
- Mobility suffers, hearing is lost and there is a gradual loss of eyesight and memory for the elderly.
Synonyms
sight, vision, power of sight, faculty of sight, ability to see, power of seeing, powers of observation, observation, perception, visual perception

词汇	eyesight
释义	Definition of eyesight in English: eyesight noun ˈʌɪsʌɪtˈaɪˌsaɪt mass noun A person's ability to see. 目力，视力 poor eyesight ended his plans for a naval career 他由于视力差而无法实现参加海军的计划。 Example sentencesExamples Ford himself had been rejected by the navy during World War I for his poor eyesight. With their poor eyesight and keen sense of smell, they can get dangerously close. All share some of the ailments of old age, including poor memories, fading eyesight and bad hearing. Mobility suffers, hearing is lost and there is a gradual loss of eyesight and memory for the elderly. The prognosis on his eyesight was initially poor, and doctors told him that in any case he should not work for two years. In latter years, failing eyesight greatly restricted her ability in this regard. The referee's nerve, eyesight or ability to keep up with the play lets him down after a while. He wanted to join the military during the Second World War, but his poor eyesight kept him from combat. This means that he has poor muscle control and his eyesight and hearing are failing. The widow, who has poor eyesight and hearing, said she had had virtually no warning before the flood waters came. They have slower reaction times, and their hearing and eyesight may have deteriorated. As well as losing her speech, Holly's eyesight is fading fast and she can no longer walk. The echidna depends more on its hearing than its eyesight, though it does see reasonably well. His poor eyesight meant that he often had to dictate his poems to other people. Dr Hillman said poor eyesight could lead to a greater risk of falls and injuries which were more serious among the elderly. His eyesight is very poor, but surely he could have visited her along with another member of his staff. This makes it easy for people with poor eyesight to enlarge the fonts on a page to make the site more readable. Failing eyesight stopped the mother-of-two from working or ever venturing out at night. He was fifty-one years of age and the sole support of his mother who has failing eyesight. Traffic police have criticised motorists who risk lives by driving with poor eyesight. Synonyms sight, vision, power of sight, faculty of sight, ability to see, power of seeing, powers of observation, observation, perception, visual perception Definition of eyesight in US English: eyesight nounˈaɪˌsaɪtˈīˌsīt A person's ability to see. 目力，视力 poor eyesight ended his plans for a naval career 他由于视力差而无法实现参加海军的计划。 Example sentencesExamples The widow, who has poor eyesight and hearing, said she had had virtually no warning before the flood waters came. He was fifty-one years of age and the sole support of his mother who has failing eyesight. His poor eyesight meant that he often had to dictate his poems to other people. As well as losing her speech, Holly's eyesight is fading fast and she can no longer walk. His eyesight is very poor, but surely he could have visited her along with another member of his staff. He wanted to join the military during the Second World War, but his poor eyesight kept him from combat. Ford himself had been rejected by the navy during World War I for his poor eyesight. The echidna depends more on its hearing than its eyesight, though it does see reasonably well. With their poor eyesight and keen sense of smell, they can get dangerously close. The prognosis on his eyesight was initially poor, and doctors told him that in any case he should not work for two years. They have slower reaction times, and their hearing and eyesight may have deteriorated. Dr Hillman said poor eyesight could lead to a greater risk of falls and injuries which were more serious among the elderly. Failing eyesight stopped the mother-of-two from working or ever venturing out at night. All share some of the ailments of old age, including poor memories, fading eyesight and bad hearing. This makes it easy for people with poor eyesight to enlarge the fonts on a page to make the site more readable. Traffic police have criticised motorists who risk lives by driving with poor eyesight. This means that he has poor muscle control and his eyesight and hearing are failing. The referee's nerve, eyesight or ability to keep up with the play lets him down after a while. In latter years, failing eyesight greatly restricted her ability in this regard. Mobility suffers, hearing is lost and there is a gradual loss of eyesight and memory for the elderly. Synonyms sight, vision, power of sight, faculty of sight, ability to see, power of seeing, powers of observation, observation, perception, visual perception
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