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color-blind

/ˈkʌl.ər blaɪnd/

Traduction: Qualifie une personne incapable de distinguer certaines couleurs, ou une politique ou une attitude qui ne tient pas compte de la race.

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adjective

/ˈkʌl.ər blaɪnd/B2formalmedical
  • frQualifie une personne incapable de distinguer certaines couleurs, ou une politique ou une attitude qui ne tient pas compte de la race.

Describes a person who is unable to distinguish certain colors, or a policy that treats people without regard to race.

  1. Inability to distinguish colorsB2formal

    Having a condition where one cannot perceive differences between some or all colors, usually red and green.

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    • He is color-blind and cannot tell red from green.
    • Color-blind people often struggle with traffic lights.
    • The test revealed that she is color-blind in one eye.
  2. Unprejudiced about raceC1formal

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

    frqui ne tient pas compte de la couleur de peau

    • She has a color-blind approach to hiring, focusing only on qualifications.
    • The organization promotes a color-blind society where everyone is judged by character.
    • His color-blind attitude helped foster diversity in the workplace.

    Synonymesnonracistunprejudiced

    Antonymesbigotedprejudicedracist

Formes
  • more color-blind comparative form
  • most color-blind superlative form