Translation for 'color blind' from English to Spanish

color-blind [Am.]

daltoniano {adj}

daltónico {adj} [var.]

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color [Am.]

color {m}

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primary color [Am.]

color {m} primario

color scheme [Am.]

combinación {f} de colores

to color sth. [Am.]

pintar algo

color blindness [Am.]

daltonismo {m}med.

favorite color [Am.]

color {m} preferido

color-blindness [Am.]

daltonismo {m}med.

blind

ciego {adj}med.

ciego {m}

fave color [Am.] [coll.]

color {m} preferido

to color sth. [Am.] [dye]

teñir algo

to blind sb.

cegar a algn

to go blind

enceguecerse

blind man

ciego {m}

roller blind

estor {m}mueb.

venetian blind

estor {m} (de láminas)mueb.

blind arcade

arcada {f} ciegaarq.

to blind sb./sth.

enceguecer a-algn/algo

colour-blind [Br.]

daltónico {adj} [var.]

daltoniano {adj}

• There are publicly available instructions on how to alter a Twister game to make it accessible to color-blind individuals and to completely blind individuals.
• However, there were drawbacks, especially for color blind people.
• Some colors that appear distinct to an individual with normal color vision will appear metameric to the color blind.
• These changes enable support for shared-memory parallelism and color-blind concurrency respectively.
• In 2016, he revealed that he was color-blind.

• Political scientists Ross Hammond and Robert Axelrod created a computer simulation wherein virtual individuals were randomly assigned one of a variety of skin colors, and then one of a variety of trading strategies: be color-blind, favor those of your own color, or favor those of other colors.
• According to George Lewis Ruffin, a Black attorney, Phillips was seen by many Blacks as "the one white American wholly color-blind and free from race prejudice".
• Thomas Knight maintained that the jury process was color blind.
• The chemist, John Dalton, realized that he was color blind in 1794 when he heard others describe the color of the flowers of the pink "Pelargonium zonale" as pink or red, when to him it looked either pink or blue, having no relationship to red at all.
• The lawsuit was funded by the group "Campaign for a Color-Blind America".

• For those with certain color deficiencies, a red-tinted "X-Chrom" contact lens may be used.
• Susan G Lea has emphasized that sameness is crucial to the world of The Giver, and furthermore that their monochromatic vision creates a color blindness within the community that cannot be aware of the effects of the absence of color.