sighted是什么意思？

sighted

英[ˈsaɪtɪd] 美[ˈsaɪtɪd]

• adj. 有视力的，看得见的，不盲的；
• v. 观测(sight的过去分词)；
• n. 有视力的人；

例句

• If a person is short-sighted, images are focused in front of their retina. 人如果近视的话, 图像就会聚焦在视网膜前方。
• A near-sighted person cannot focus accurately on distant objects. 一个近视的人不能够准确地调整焦距以看到远处物体。
• We had sighted the vessel and were following it. 我们已看到那船并在跟随着它。
• After five days at sea, we sighted land. 我们在海上航行了五天后见到了陆地。
• This short-sighted policy led to fatal results. 这个目光短浅的政策导致了致命的后果。
• If a person is short - sighted, images are focused in front of their retina. 人如果近视的话, 图像就会聚焦在视网膜前方.
• Only a short - sighted man will lose sight of the importance of education. 只有鼠目寸光的人才会看不见教育的重要性.
• Crewmen aboard the tanker sighted a ship in distress off the coast of Senegal. 油船上的船员们在塞内加尔的近海发现了一艘失事的船.
• The refined details of a silversmith are seductive but they are undercut an astringent clear - sighted questioning. 在完善细节,银匠是诱人的,但它们削弱了明确的涩有远见的讯问.
• He was clear-sighted enough to keep a sense of perspective. 他很有见识，能保持正确的判断力。

柯林斯高阶英汉双解学习词典释义

• ADJ
  有视力的;看得见的;不盲的
  Sighted people have the ability to see. This word is usually used to contrast people who can see with people who are blind.
  例句
  Blind children tend to be more passive in this area of motor development than sighted children. 失明的孩子在动作发展的这一方面往往比不失明的孩子更加被动。

英英词典释义

• Adjective
  1. able to see