optic

• Perteneciente o relativo al ojo o a la visión; relacionado con la óptica o la luz.

Relating to the eye or vision.

1. Relating to the eyeB2formal

   Pertaining to or resembling the eye or vision.

   Relativo al ojo

   • The optic nerve transmits visual signals to the brain.
   • Optic damage can lead to permanent vision loss.
   • The doctor examined the optic disc during the eye exam.

   Sinónimoseyeocularophthalmicvisual

2. Relating to sightB2formal

   Connected with or using the sense of sight.

   óptico (relativo a la vista)

   • The optic illusion tricked everyone in the room.
   • Optic fibers are used in modern communication systems.
   • The artist created an optic effect with contrasting colors.

   Sinónimosocularopticalvisual

• Sustantivo que designa un órgano de la visión, generalmente el ojo; también puede referirse al sentido de la vista o a un instrumento óptico como el ocular.

A noun referring to the organ of sight, typically the eye.

1. Organ of sightB2formal

   The eye, considered as the organ responsible for vision.

   Órgano de la vista

   • The optic is a complex organ that processes light.
   • Damage to the optic can lead to vision loss.
   • The doctor examined the patient's optic for signs of disease.

   Sinónimoseyeoculus