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Definition
Synonym
Farbfehlsichtigenmodus
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
Farbfehlsichtigenmodus
m
colour-blind mode
Br.
; color-blind mode
Am.
Farbfehlsichtigenmodus
m
colour-blind mode
Br.
; color-blind mode
Am.
Farbfehlsichtigenmodus
m
colour-blind mode
Br.
; color-blind mode
Am.
Farbfehlsichtigkeit
f
med.
colour-blindness
Br.
; color-blindness
Am.
Deutsche
Farbfehlsichtigenmodus Synonyme
Englische
colour-blind mode ; color-blind mode Synonyme
Farbfehlsichtigenmodus Definition
Blind
(
a.
)
Destitute
of
the
sense
of
seeing,
either
by
natural
defect
or
by
deprivation
Blind
(
a.
)
Not
having
the
faculty
of
discernment
Blind
(
a.
)
Undiscerning
Blind
(
a.
)
Having
such
a
state
or
condition
as
a
thing
would
have
to
a
person
who
is
blind
Blind
(
a.
)
Involved
Blind
(
a.
)
Having
no
openings
for
light
or
passage
Blind
(
a.
)
Unintelligible,
or
not
easily
intelligible
Blind
(
a.
)
Abortive
Blind
(
v.
t.)
To
make
blind
Blind
(
v.
t.)
To
deprive
partially
of
vision
Blind
(
v.
t.)
To
darken
Blind
(
v.
t.)
To
cover
with
a
thin
coating
of
sand
and
fine
gravel
Blind
(
n.
)
Something
to
hinder
sight
or
keep
out
light
Blind
(
n.
)
Something
to
mislead
the
eye
or
the
understanding,
or
to
conceal
some
covert
deed
or
design
Blind
(
n.
)
A
blindage.
See
Blindage.
Blind
(
n.
)
A
halting
place.
Blind
(
n.
)
Alt.
of
Blinde
Color
(
n.
)
A
property
depending
on
the
relations
of
light
to
the
eye,
by
which
individual
and
specific
differences
in
the
hues
and
tints
of
objects
are
apprehended
in
vision
Color
(
n.
)
Any
hue
distinguished
from
white
or
black.
Color
(
n.
)
The
hue
or
color
characteristic
of
good
health
and
spirits
Color
(
n.
)
That
which
is
used
to
give
color
Color
(
n.
)
That
which
covers
or
hides
the
real
character
of
anything
Color
(
n.
)
Shade
or
variety
of
character
Color
(
n.
)
A
distinguishing
badge,
as
a
flag
or
similar
symbol
(usually
in
the
plural)
Color
(
n.
)
An
apparent
right
Color
(
v.
t.)
To
change
or
alter
the
hue
or
tint
of,
by
dyeing,
staining,
painting,
etc.
Color
(
v.
t.)
To
change
or
alter,
as
if
by
dyeing
or
painting
Color
(
v.
t.)
To
hide.
Color
(
v.
i.)
To
acquire
color
Color-blind
(
a.
)
Affected
with
color
blindness.
See
Color
blindness,
under
Color,
n.
Color
sergeant
(
)
See
under
Sergeant.
Colour
(
n.
)
See
Color.
Hoodman-blind
(
n.
)
An
old
term
for
blindman's
buff.
Isabel
color
(
)
See
Isabella.
Isabella
color
(
)
A
brownish
yellow
color.
Mixolydian
mode
(
)
The
seventh
ecclesiastical
mode,
whose
scale
commences
on
G.
Mode
(
n.
)
Manner
of
doing
or
being
Mode
(
n.
)
Prevailing
popular
custom
Mode
(
n.
)
Variety
Mode
(
n.
)
Any
combination
of
qualities
or
relations,
considered
apart
from
the
substance
to
which
they
belong,
and
treated
as
entities
Mode
(
n.
)
The
form
in
which
the
proposition
connects
the
predicate
and
subject,
whether
by
simple,
contingent,
or
necessary
assertion
Mode
(
n.
)
Same
as
Mood.
Mode
(
n.
)
The
scale
as
affected
by
the
various
positions
in
it
of
the
minor
intervals
Mode
(
n.
)
A
kind
of
silk.
See
Alamode,
n.
Sand-blind
(
a.
)
Having
defective
sight
Self-color
(
n.
)
A
color
not
mixed
or
variegated.
Slate-color
(
)
A
dark
bluish
gray
color.
Snow-blind
(
a.
)
Affected
with
blindness
by
the
brilliancy
of
snow.
Star-blind
(
a.
)
Half
blind.
Stock-blind
(
a.
)
Blind
as
a
stock
colour-blind mode [Br.]; color-blind mode [Am.] Bedeutung
blind
alley
(figurative)
a
course
of
action
that
is
unproductive
and
offers
no
hope
of
improvement,
all
the
clues
led
the
police
into
blind
alleys,
so
far
every
road
that
we've
been
down
has
turned
out
to
be
a
blind
alley
double-blind
procedure
double-blind
experiment
double-blind
study
an
experimental
procedure
in
which
neither
the
subjects
of
the
experiment
nor
the
persons
administering
the
experiment
know
the
critical
aspects
of
the
experiment,
a
double-blind
procedure
is
used
to
guard
against
both
experimenter
bias
and
placebo
effects
change
of
color
an
act
that
changes
the
light
that
something
reflects
blind
flying
blind
landing
using
only
instruments
for
flying
an
aircraft
because
you
cannot
see
through
clouds
or
mists
etc.
blind
stitching
stitching
that
is
not
easily
seen
or
noticed
double
blind
a
test
procedure
in
which
the
identity
of
those
receiving
the
intervention
is
concealed
from
both
the
administrators
and
the
subjects
until
after
the
test
is
completed,
designed
to
reduce
or
eliminate
bias
in
the
results
amphiuma
congo
snake
congo
eel
blind
eel
aquatic
eel-shaped
salamander
having
two
pairs
of
very
small
feet,
of
still
muddy
waters
in
the
southern
United
States
blind
snake
worm
snake
wormlike
burrowing
snake
of
warm
regions
having
vestigial
eyes
western
blind
snake
Leptotyphlops
humilis
burrows
among
roots
of
shrubs
and
beneath
rocks
in
desert
and
rocky
hillside
areas
and
beach
sand
of
western
United
States
blind
screen
a
protective
covering
that
keeps
things
out
or
hinders
sight,
they
had
just
moved
in
and
had
not
put
up
blinds
yet
blind
a
hiding
place
sometimes
used
by
hunters
(especially
duck
hunters),
he
waited
impatiently
in
the
blind
blind
alley
cul
de
sac
dead-end
street
impasse
a
street
with
only
one
way
in
or
out
blind
corner
a
street
corner
that
you
cannot
see
around
as
you
are
driving
blind
curve
blind
bend
a
curve
or
bend
in
the
road
that
you
cannot
see
around
as
you
are
driving
color
television
colour
television
color
television
system
colour
television
system
color
TV
colour
TV
a
television
that
transmits
images
in
color
color
tube
colour
tube
color
television
tube
colour
television
tube
color
TV
tube
colour
TV
tube
a
television
tube
that
displays
images
in
full
color
color
wash
colour
wash
a
wash
of
whitewash
or
other
water-base
paint
tinted
with
a
colored
pigment
field-sequential
color
television
field-sequential
color
TV
field-sequential
color
television
system
field-sequential
color
TV
system
an
early
form
of
color
TV
in
which
successive
fields
are
scanned
in
three
primary
colors
oil
oil
color
oil
colour
oil
paint
containing
pigment
that
is
used
by
an
artist
roller
blind
a
window
shade
that
rolls
up
out
of
the
way
tempera
poster
paint
poster
color
poster
colour
pigment
mixed
with
water-soluble
glutinous
materials
such
as
size
and
egg
yolk
Venetian
blind
a
window
blind
made
of
horizontal
strips
that
overlap
when
closed
window
blind
a
blind
for
privacy
or
to
keep
out
light
color
colour
the
appearance
of
objects
(or
light
sources)
described
in
terms
of
a
person's
perception
of
their
hue
and
lightness
(or
brightness)
and
saturation
semblance
gloss
color
colour
an
outward
or
token
appearance
or
form
that
is
deliberately
misleading,
he
hoped
his
claims
would
have
a
semblance
of
authenticity,
he
tried
to
give
his
falsehood
the
gloss
of
moral
sanction,
the
situation
soon
took
on
a
different
color
color
of
law
colour
of
law
a
mere
semblance
of
legal
right,
something
done
with
the
apparent
authority
of
law
but
actually
in
contravention
of
law,
the
plaintiff
claimed
that
under
color
of
law
the
officer
had
deprived
him
of
his
civil
rights
manner
mode
style
way
fashion
how
something
is
done
or
how
it
happens,
her
dignified
manner,
his
rapid
manner
of
talking,
their
nomadic
mode
of
existence,
in
the
characteristic
New
York
style,
a
lonely
way
of
life,
in
an
abrasive
fashion
color
colour
coloring
colouring
a
visual
attribute
of
things
that
results
from
the
light
they
emit
or
transmit
or
reflect,
a
white
color
is
made
up
of
many
different
wavelengths
of
light
primary
color
primary
colour
any
of
three
colors
from
which
all
others
can
be
obtained
by
mixing
primary
color
for
pigments
primary
colour
for
pigments
any
of
three
pigments
from
which
all
colors
can
be
obtained
by
mixing,
the
primary
colors
for
pigments
are
red,
blue,
and
yellow
primary
color
for
light
primary
colour
for
light
any
of
three
primary
colors
of
light
from
which
all
colors
can
be
obtained
by
additive
mixing,
the
primary
colors
for
light
are
red,
blue,
and
green
primary
subtractive
color
for
light
primary
subtractive
colour
for
light
any
of
the
three
colors
that
give
the
primary
colors
for
light
after
subtraction
from
white
light,
the
primary
subtractive
colors
for
light
are
magenta,
cyan,
and
yellow
chromatic
color
chromatic
colour
spectral
color
spectral
colour
a
color
that
has
hue
achromatic
color
achromatic
colour
a
color
lacking
hue,
white
or
grey
or
black
copper
copper
color
a
reddish-brown
color
resembling
the
color
of
polished
copper
color
property
an
attribute
of
color
complementary
color
complementary
either
one
of
two
chromatic
colors
that
when
mixed
together
give
white
(in
the
case
of
lights)
or
grey
(in
the
case
of
pigments),
yellow
and
blue
are
complementaries
complexion
skin
color
skin
colour
the
coloring
of
a
person's
face
nonsolid
color
nonsolid
colour
dithered
color
dithered
colour
a
color
produced
by
a
pattern
of
differently
colored
dots
that
together
simulate
the
desired
color
color
colour
coloration
colouration
the
timbre
of
a
musical
sound,
the
recording
fails
to
capture
the
true
color
of
the
original
music
color
colour
vividness
interest
and
variety
and
intensity,
the
Puritan
Period
was
lacking
in
color,
the
characters
were
delineated
with
exceptional
vividness
blind
spot
optic
disc
optic
disk
the
point
where
the
optic
nerve
enters
the
retina,
not
sensitive
to
light
cecum
caecum
blind
gut
the
cavity
in
which
the
large
intestine
begins
and
into
which
the
ileum
opens,
the
appendix
is
an
offshoot
of
the
cecum
areola
ring
of
color
small
circular
area
such
as
that
around
the
human
nipple
or
an
inflamed
area
around
a
pimple
or
insect
bite
color
vision
chromatic
vision
trichromacy
the
normal
ability
to
see
colors
color
bar
colour
bar
color
line
colour
line
Jim
Crow
barrier
preventing
blacks
from
participating
in
various
activities
with
whites
color
constancy
colour
constancy
the
tendency
for
a
color
to
look
the
same
under
widely
different
viewing
conditions
blind
spot
a
subject
about
which
you
are
ignorant
or
prejudiced
and
fail
to
exercise
good
judgment,
golf
is
one
of
his
blind
spots
and
he's
proud
of
it
color
colour
(physics)
the
characteristic
of
quarks
that
determines
their
role
in
the
strong
interaction,
each
flavor
of
quarks
comes
in
three
colors
mode
modal
value
the
most
frequent
value
of
a
random
variable
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