Čo znamená colour-blind v angličtine a aká je definícia colour-blind?

V tomto najautoritatívnejšom anglickom slovníku sa môžete naučiť colour-blind výslovnosť, gramatika a synonymá.

colour-blind Význam & definícia

0 unable to see the difference between particular colours, especially green and red:
- Colour-blind women are relatively rare.
- I'm red-green colour-blind.
1 not treating someone differently because of their race:
- Papp's colour-blind casting gave many black actors the chance to play Shakespeare for the first time.
- We aspire to a society whose institutions are colour-blind and whose citizens progress on their own merit.

His ambition to be an astronaut was dashed by being mildly colour-blind.
I have learned this week that hamsters are colour-blind.
A colour-blind traffic-light installer is suing the County because it fired him for being unable to distinguish red and green wires.
This is not a colour-blind society and racism still exists.
All people should be equally French with no differentiation, but in practice, the nation is not colour-blind.
Politicians think they are colour-blind, but parliament's whiteness is symptomatic of what happens when you pretend discrimination doesn't exist.
Accidents have sometimes occurred because the engineers were colour-blind and red and green looked alike to them.
Ordinary pigments are never pure, and the test colours may be distinguished by those of their adventitious hues to which the partly colour-blind man may be sensitive.