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colour-blind

/ˈkʌl.ə.blaɪnd/

Traducción: Describe a una persona que no puede distinguir ciertos colores, generalmente el rojo y el verde, debido a una condición genética del ojo.

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adjective

/ˈkʌl.ə.blaɪnd/B2formalbritishmedical
  • esDescribe a una persona que no puede distinguir ciertos colores, generalmente el rojo y el verde, debido a una condición genética del ojo.

Describes a person who is unable to distinguish certain colors, typically red and green, due to a genetic condition affecting the eyes.

  1. Unable to distinguish colorsB2formal

    Having a condition that makes it difficult or impossible to see certain colors, typically red and green.

    esdaltónico

    • He is colour-blind and cannot tell red from green.
    • Colour-blind people often struggle with traffic lights.
    • The test revealed that she is colour-blind.

    Sinónimoscolor-blind

  2. Unprejudiced about raceC1formal

    Not influenced by racial prejudice; treating people equally regardless of race.

    essin prejuicios raciales

    • She has a colour-blind approach to hiring, focusing only on qualifications.
    • A truly colour-blind society would judge people by their character, not their skin color.
    • His colour-blind policies aim to ensure equal opportunities for all.

    Sinónimosegalitarianfairimpartialnonracialtolerantunprejudiced

    Antónimosbigotedprejudicedracist

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  • more colour-blind comparative form
  • most colour-blind superlative form