Translations for „bifocal“ in the English » German Dictionary

bi·fo·cal [baɪˈfəʊkəl, Am ˈbaɪˌfoʊ-] ADJ inv

bifocal

Bifokal-

bifocal spectacles

Bifokalbrille f

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bifocal spectacles

Bifokalbrille f

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English

Insects with compound eyes have a different perceptual apparatus than bifocal vision creatures like humans do, and their manner of perceiving the world is very different from our own.

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Historically, the only corrective option was wearing bifocals that allow for close viewing, as well as far-viewing capabilities when you look up from the bifocal area.

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This makes it bulge a little in the middle, creating a slight bifocal effect.

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This created a giant bifocal system which allowed him to see the blackboard through the right side, then use the left side to write down what he had seen.

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And so like a bifocal, you can only see in two different distances, distance and near.

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These are ideal for distance and reading, but do not have any bifocal lines.

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She is presently pursuing her studies in science stream (bifocal).

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Every student can get two forms only but those students who want to apply for admission in bifocal can purchase one more application form.

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Some people who are just noticing difficulty viewing near objects can continue without bifocal glasses for several years.

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It offers pure science as well as bifocal subjects.

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