vision

• Substantiv, das die Fähigkeit zu sehen, eine geistige Vorstellung von der Zukunft oder eine Person/einen Gegenstand von großer Schönheit bezeichnet.

A noun referring to the ability to see, a mental image of the future, or a person or thing of great beauty.

1. A2formal

   The faculty of sight; the ability to see.

   Sehvermögen

   • She has excellent vision and doesn't need glasses.
   • The accident affected his vision permanently.
   • Eagles have incredibly sharp vision.

   Synonymeeyesightseeingsightvisual perception

2. Mental image or foresightB2formal

   The ability to think about or plan the future with imagination or wisdom.

   Vision

   • The leader had a clear vision for the company's future.
   • Her artistic vision transformed the gallery.
   • He lacked the vision to see the potential of the project.

   Synonymecreativitydiscernmentdreamfarsightednessforesightideaimaginationinsightperceptionprescience

   Antonymemyopiashortsightednessstupidity

3. Supernatural or dreamlike sightB2formal

   Something seen in a dream, trance, or as a supernatural apparition.

   Vision

   • He had a vision of his late grandmother.
   • The prophet described a vision of the future.
   • She woke from a vision feeling deeply inspired.

   Synonymeapparitiondreamghosthallucinationillusionmiragephantasmphantomrevelationspecter