CEFR B1

vision

noun

Meaning

The ability to see, or the mental image of what something will be like in the future.

Examples

Her poor vision made it difficult to read the small print.
The company's long-term vision is to become a global leader in sustainable energy.

Synonyms: sight, outlook, foresight, imagination

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vision (B1)

noun

Pronunciation: /ˈvɪʒən/

Definition

The ability to see, or the mental image of what something will be like in the future.

Examples

Her poor vision made it difficult to read the small print.
The company's long-term vision is to become a global leader in sustainable energy.
He had a vivid vision of his future career path.

How to Use vision

vision for (prepositional phrase): A plan or idea for the future. — "She has a clear vision for the future of the company."
in vision (prepositional phrase): In the sense of sight. — "The object was barely in vision."
lose vision (collocation): To become unable to see. — "The accident caused him to lose vision in one eye."

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