Definition of night vision in English:

night vision

noun

mass noun

1The faculty of seeing in the dark, especially when the eyes have become adapted to the low level of light.
Example sentencesExamples
- Its compounds also help the eyes adapt to bright light and improve night vision.
- It dawned upon me that they couldn't see me, my night vision was much better than theirs was.
- In addition, some people who opted for surgery have found their night vision has worsened dramatically.
- Red light doesn't disturb most animals, and it also doesn't destroy one's night vision.
- Does all this extra glare at eye level reduce a driver's night vision, especially on unlit carriageways?
- A bright light within the boat will ruin his night vision.
- Laser surgery may also slightly reduce your colour and night vision.
- My night vision is very good and getting better as I blink the film from my eyes.
- The rods are sensitive to low light and are used mostly for night vision.
- No doubt living in places such as these proves to be a challenge for one without good night vision.
- First signs are blurry vision, especially in bright light, loss of night vision and needing more light to read by.
- She landed in a crouch, her night vision momentarily ruined by the candle's brief light.
- The light signals are done with the beam shining below your buddy's line of sight, so as not to ruin his night vision.
- She avoided looking at the fire, as looking at light would ruin her night vision.
- My night vision's not great so I had to move closer, maybe I need to eat more carrots or something.
- I can easily see anything in the distance, and I have pretty good night vision.
- It takes more than 15 minutes to gain night vision inside the pitch black exhibit.
- He was in one of the islands of light, it was ruining his night vision and he couldn't see into the darkness.
- This means that the Cougar has excellent night vision, even though its colour vision is not as good as ours.
- Since cones do not function well in darkness, night vision depends strongly on light picked up by rods.
1. 1.1as modifier Denoting devices that enable the user to see in the dark.
  night-vision goggles
  Example sentencesExamples
  We continue tromping down the dark road, lit only by some houses and our night vision goggles.
  Without air-to-air radar or night-vision devices, finding the tanker was becoming next to impossible.
  Caution: remove batteries from night-vision devices to prevent them from accidentally being switched on during daylight.
  Superior night-vision gear that uses infrared sensors will enable U.S. troops to see the enemy but not be seen.
  Close-fitting eye lenses are shaped to improve peripheral vision and are compatible with most optical sighting and night-vision devices.
  The footage from the raid, shot not by journalists but by soldiers with night-vision cameras, was fed in real time to the central command in Qatar.
  And they have a good record of evading the night-vision cameras of the Israeli police.
  Afghan troops say the insurgents are better equipped, more mobile, and using more sophisticated equipment like night-vision gear and satellite telephones.
  Airmen ran to unload them by the dim green light of their night vision goggles.
  Stephens set up night-vision cameras and baited a trap at this construction site with two shiny, new air conditioners.
  In addition to the Sniperscope and other night-vision devices, the potential of this technology for guidance purposes began to be realized.
  The grainy, green-tinted video taken with night-vision lenses showed her to be alert as she lay on the stretcher.
  The other study concerned the impact of night-vision devices on flight.
  The infrared components are only visible to those wearing night-vision devices.
  Many discarded their water bottles, night-vision devices and other useful equipment because this was meant to be a quick, in-and-out daylight mission.
  Their ‘daring’ assault on enemy territory was captured by the military's night-vision camera.
  He pulled out a small pair of binoculars that doubled as night vision glasses and headed towards the edge of the rock face.
  It was blackout conditions, meaning no lights; all of us wore night vision goggles to see.
  Sight systems with night vision capability or thermal imaging are available.
  Arleen's head jerked up and she grabbed the high power night vision binoculars sitting on the seat next to her.

Definition of night vision in US English:

night vision

nounnīt ˈviZHən

The faculty of seeing in very low light, especially after the eyes have become adapted.
Example sentencesExamples
- It dawned upon me that they couldn't see me, my night vision was much better than theirs was.
- In addition, some people who opted for surgery have found their night vision has worsened dramatically.
- A bright light within the boat will ruin his night vision.
- First signs are blurry vision, especially in bright light, loss of night vision and needing more light to read by.
- He was in one of the islands of light, it was ruining his night vision and he couldn't see into the darkness.
- Laser surgery may also slightly reduce your colour and night vision.
- My night vision's not great so I had to move closer, maybe I need to eat more carrots or something.
- Since cones do not function well in darkness, night vision depends strongly on light picked up by rods.
- She avoided looking at the fire, as looking at light would ruin her night vision.
- This means that the Cougar has excellent night vision, even though its colour vision is not as good as ours.
- Its compounds also help the eyes adapt to bright light and improve night vision.
- Does all this extra glare at eye level reduce a driver's night vision, especially on unlit carriageways?
- The rods are sensitive to low light and are used mostly for night vision.
- I can easily see anything in the distance, and I have pretty good night vision.
- Red light doesn't disturb most animals, and it also doesn't destroy one's night vision.
- It takes more than 15 minutes to gain night vision inside the pitch black exhibit.
- The light signals are done with the beam shining below your buddy's line of sight, so as not to ruin his night vision.
- My night vision is very good and getting better as I blink the film from my eyes.
- No doubt living in places such as these proves to be a challenge for one without good night vision.
- She landed in a crouch, her night vision momentarily ruined by the candle's brief light.

adjectivenīt ˈviZHən

Denoting devices that enhance nighttime vision.
night-vision goggles

单词	night vision
释义	Definition of night vision in English: night vision noun mass noun 1The faculty of seeing in the dark, especially when the eyes have become adapted to the low level of light. Example sentencesExamples Its compounds also help the eyes adapt to bright light and improve night vision. It dawned upon me that they couldn't see me, my night vision was much better than theirs was. In addition, some people who opted for surgery have found their night vision has worsened dramatically. Red light doesn't disturb most animals, and it also doesn't destroy one's night vision. Does all this extra glare at eye level reduce a driver's night vision, especially on unlit carriageways? A bright light within the boat will ruin his night vision. Laser surgery may also slightly reduce your colour and night vision. My night vision is very good and getting better as I blink the film from my eyes. The rods are sensitive to low light and are used mostly for night vision. No doubt living in places such as these proves to be a challenge for one without good night vision. First signs are blurry vision, especially in bright light, loss of night vision and needing more light to read by. She landed in a crouch, her night vision momentarily ruined by the candle's brief light. The light signals are done with the beam shining below your buddy's line of sight, so as not to ruin his night vision. She avoided looking at the fire, as looking at light would ruin her night vision. My night vision's not great so I had to move closer, maybe I need to eat more carrots or something. I can easily see anything in the distance, and I have pretty good night vision. It takes more than 15 minutes to gain night vision inside the pitch black exhibit. He was in one of the islands of light, it was ruining his night vision and he couldn't see into the darkness. This means that the Cougar has excellent night vision, even though its colour vision is not as good as ours. Since cones do not function well in darkness, night vision depends strongly on light picked up by rods. 1.1as modifier Denoting devices that enable the user to see in the dark. night-vision goggles Example sentencesExamples We continue tromping down the dark road, lit only by some houses and our night vision goggles. Without air-to-air radar or night-vision devices, finding the tanker was becoming next to impossible. Caution: remove batteries from night-vision devices to prevent them from accidentally being switched on during daylight. Superior night-vision gear that uses infrared sensors will enable U.S. troops to see the enemy but not be seen. Close-fitting eye lenses are shaped to improve peripheral vision and are compatible with most optical sighting and night-vision devices. The footage from the raid, shot not by journalists but by soldiers with night-vision cameras, was fed in real time to the central command in Qatar. And they have a good record of evading the night-vision cameras of the Israeli police. Afghan troops say the insurgents are better equipped, more mobile, and using more sophisticated equipment like night-vision gear and satellite telephones. Airmen ran to unload them by the dim green light of their night vision goggles. Stephens set up night-vision cameras and baited a trap at this construction site with two shiny, new air conditioners. In addition to the Sniperscope and other night-vision devices, the potential of this technology for guidance purposes began to be realized. The grainy, green-tinted video taken with night-vision lenses showed her to be alert as she lay on the stretcher. The other study concerned the impact of night-vision devices on flight. The infrared components are only visible to those wearing night-vision devices. Many discarded their water bottles, night-vision devices and other useful equipment because this was meant to be a quick, in-and-out daylight mission. Their ‘daring’ assault on enemy territory was captured by the military's night-vision camera. He pulled out a small pair of binoculars that doubled as night vision glasses and headed towards the edge of the rock face. It was blackout conditions, meaning no lights; all of us wore night vision goggles to see. Sight systems with night vision capability or thermal imaging are available. Arleen's head jerked up and she grabbed the high power night vision binoculars sitting on the seat next to her. Definition of night vision in US English: night vision nounnīt ˈviZHən The faculty of seeing in very low light, especially after the eyes have become adapted. Example sentencesExamples It dawned upon me that they couldn't see me, my night vision was much better than theirs was. In addition, some people who opted for surgery have found their night vision has worsened dramatically. A bright light within the boat will ruin his night vision. First signs are blurry vision, especially in bright light, loss of night vision and needing more light to read by. He was in one of the islands of light, it was ruining his night vision and he couldn't see into the darkness. Laser surgery may also slightly reduce your colour and night vision. My night vision's not great so I had to move closer, maybe I need to eat more carrots or something. Since cones do not function well in darkness, night vision depends strongly on light picked up by rods. She avoided looking at the fire, as looking at light would ruin her night vision. This means that the Cougar has excellent night vision, even though its colour vision is not as good as ours. Its compounds also help the eyes adapt to bright light and improve night vision. Does all this extra glare at eye level reduce a driver's night vision, especially on unlit carriageways? The rods are sensitive to low light and are used mostly for night vision. I can easily see anything in the distance, and I have pretty good night vision. Red light doesn't disturb most animals, and it also doesn't destroy one's night vision. It takes more than 15 minutes to gain night vision inside the pitch black exhibit. The light signals are done with the beam shining below your buddy's line of sight, so as not to ruin his night vision. My night vision is very good and getting better as I blink the film from my eyes. No doubt living in places such as these proves to be a challenge for one without good night vision. She landed in a crouch, her night vision momentarily ruined by the candle's brief light. adjectivenīt ˈviZHən Denoting devices that enhance nighttime vision. night-vision goggles
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