presbyopia in Japanese
presbyopia in Japanese is 老視 — presbyopia means a condition, caused by aging, in which the eye becomes unable to focus clearly on nearby objects.
presbyopia in Japanese
老視
Pronounced: rōshi
(pathology) Inability of the eye, due to ageing, to focus on nearby objects.
What does "presbyopia" mean?
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noun A condition, caused by aging, in which the eye becomes unable to focus clearly on nearby objects.
"Many people notice presbyopia setting in during their forties."
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presbyopia in a sentence
- Many people notice presbyopia setting in during their forties.
- She started wearing reading glasses once her presbyopia made small print blurry.
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What is "presbyopia" in Japanese?
"presbyopia" in Japanese is 老視. presbyopia means: A condition, caused by aging, in which the eye becomes unable to focus clearly on nearby objects.
How do you pronounce 老視?
"presbyopia" in Japanese is 老視, pronounced "rōshi".
How do you use "presbyopia" in a sentence?
Example: "Many people notice presbyopia setting in during their forties." In Japanese, "presbyopia" is 老視.
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