vision in Greek
vision in Greek is όραση, όραμα — vision means the ability to see; eyesight.
vision in Greek
όραση
Pronounced: orasi
(uncountable) The sense or ability of sight.
όραμα
Pronounced: orama
What does "vision" mean?
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noun The ability to see; eyesight.
"His vision had worsened, so he finally got reading glasses."
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noun A mental image of what the future could or should be; an idea guiding long-term plans.
"The founder shared her vision for the company at the all-hands meeting."
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noun Something experienced in a dream, trance, or supernatural episode.
"The prophet described a vision that had come to him in the night."
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verb To imagine or picture something clearly.
"He could vision the finished garden long before the first seed was sown."
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vision in a sentence
- His vision had worsened, so he finally got reading glasses.
- Her vision is so poor that she cannot read the board without glasses.
- The founder shared her vision for the company at the all-hands meeting.
- Our vision for the town includes more parks and safer cycle paths.
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What is "vision" in Greek?
"vision" in Greek is όραση, όραμα. vision means: The ability to see; eyesight.
How do you pronounce όραση?
"vision" in Greek is όραση, pronounced "orasi".
How do you use "vision" in a sentence?
Example: "His vision had worsened, so he finally got reading glasses." In Greek, "vision" is όραση, όραμα.
Are there other ways to say "vision" in Greek?
Yes — Greek has 2 translations listed for "vision": όραση, όραμα.
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