field of vision

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• Received-Pronunciation: /ˈfiːld əv ˈvɪʒ(ə)n/
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• General-American: /ˈfild əv ˈvɪʒ(ə)n/
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• rhymes with -ɪʒən
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No etymology was provided for this word.

38 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Arabic: ساحة بصرية — area that a person, etc. can see without turning the head
• Basque: ikuseremu — area that a person, etc. can see without turning the head
• Catalan: camp visual — area that a person, etc. can see without turning the head
• Chinese Mandarin: 視野 /视野 (shìyě) — area that a person, etc. can see without turning the head
• Danish: synsfelt — area that a person, etc. can see without turning the head
• Dutch: gezichtsveld — area that a person, etc. can see without turning the head
• Dutch: zichtveld — area that a person, etc. can see without turning the head
• Dutch: blikveld — area that a person, etc. can see without turning the head
• Esperanto: vidkampo — area that a person, etc. can see without turning the head
• Finnish: näkökenttä — area that a person, etc. can see without turning the head
• French: champ de vision — area that a person, etc. can see without turning the head
• French: champ visuel — area that a person, etc. can see without turning the head
• Galician: campo de visión — area that a person, etc. can see without turning the head
• Georgian: მხედველობის არე (mxedvelobis are) — area that a person, etc. can see without turning the head
• German: Blickfeld — area that a person, etc. can see without turning the head
• German: Sichtbereich — area that a person, etc. can see without turning the head
• Greek: οπτικό πεδίο (optikó pedío) — area that a person, etc. can see without turning the head
• Hungarian: látómező — area that a person, etc. can see without turning the head
• Hungarian: látótér — area that a person, etc. can see without turning the head
• Italian: campo di visibilità — area that a person, etc. can see without turning the head
• Italian: campo visivo — area that a person, etc. can see without turning the head
• Japanese: 視野 (shiya) — area that a person, etc. can see without turning the head
• Japanese: 視界 (shikai) — area that a person, etc. can see without turning the head
• Macedonian: видно поле — area that a person, etc. can see without turning the head
• Malayalam: ദൃശ്യമണ്ഡലം (dr̥śyamaṇḍalaṁ) — area that a person, etc. can see without turning the head
• Norwegian Bokmål: synsfelt — area that a person, etc. can see without turning the head
• Norwegian Nynorsk: synsfelt — area that a person, etc. can see without turning the head
• Persian: میدان بینایی — area that a person, etc. can see without turning the head
• Polish: pole widzenia — area that a person, etc. can see without turning the head
• Russian: по́ле зре́ния (póle zrénija) — area that a person, etc. can see without turning the head
• Russian: визуальное поле — area that a person, etc. can see without turning the head
• Serbo-Croatian: vidno polje — area that a person, etc. can see without turning the head
• Spanish: campo de visión — area that a person, etc. can see without turning the head
• Thai: ลานสายตา — area that a person, etc. can see without turning the head
• Turkish: görüş alanı — area that a person, etc. can see without turning the head
• Ukrainian: зорове поле — area that a person, etc. can see without turning the head
• Urdu: بصری میدان — area that a person, etc. can see without turning the head
• Vietnamese: trường thị giác — area that a person, etc. can see without turning the head