snow-blind

• Describe una pérdida temporal de la visión o dificultad para ver causada por la intensa reflexión de la luz solar sobre la nieve.

Describes a temporary loss of vision or difficulty seeing caused by the intense reflection of sunlight off snow.

1. Temporarily blinded by snow glareB2formal

   Having temporary loss of vision or severe eye discomfort caused by the intense reflection of sunlight off snow or ice.

   Ceguera por deslumbramiento de la nieve

   • After hours of skiing without goggles, he became snow-blind.
   • The mountaineers were snow-blind and had to stop for the day.
   • She felt snow-blind after staring at the white landscape for too long.

• Perder temporalmente la visión debido a la intensa reflexión de la luz solar sobre la nieve, o quedar deslumbrado por el resplandor de la nieve.

A verb meaning to temporarily lose one's vision due to the intense reflection of sunlight off snow, or to be dazzled by snow glare.

1. Affect with snow blindnessC1formal

   To cause temporary blindness or impaired vision due to the reflection of sunlight off snow or ice.

   cegar por deslumbramiento

   • The bright sun snow-blinded the hikers on the glacier.
   • Skiers can easily become snow-blinded without proper goggles.
   • The expedition was snow-blinded by the intense glare of the white landscape.