long-sighted in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for long-sighted in the English»Serbian Dictionary

long-'sight·ed ADJ

1. long-sighted (having long sight):

long-sighted

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2. long-sighted esp Am fig (having foresight):

long-sighted

dalekovid

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

Rush says we need to be long-sighted about obesity.

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Even naturally short- or long-sighted people develop presbyopia.

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I think more clubs need to have that long-sighted view.

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And children who are long-sighted might struggle with close work such as writing and reading.

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They know it is a long-sighted campaign that will take months.

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This is particularly an issue for people who have one eye which is weaker than the other, or are short-sighted in one and long-sighted in the other.

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This occurs most commonly in an older person who is long-sighted.

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We could also offer laser surgery to give blended vision, leaving one eye slightly short-sighted and one slightly long-sighted; the brain then adjusts the images to help us see normally.

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I'm now long-sighted, but my two eyes are quite different, and even different shapes it seems, so off-the-peg specs are no good.

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It may be used for people who are becoming more short or long-sighted or who have trouble focusing as they get older.

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