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khiếm thị

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visually impaired
Adjective
visually impaired

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Meaning
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Sense 1 Adjective
visually impaired

A condition where a person has a significant loss or impairment of their vision.

vi Trường học có các lớp dành cho trẻ em khiếm thị.

en The school has classes for visually impaired children.

Parts
thị / Sino-Vietnamese; the character is 欠視 / 欠視
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OriginSino-Vietnamese; the character is 欠視

Chinese characters Source-aligned
Representative candidate
欠視
Candidates by syllable
khiếm 欠 thị 視
Bold marks the representative form aligned to a source as the spelling of the whole word. Parentheses show other candidates for the same syllable. Source and confidence are shown in the heading above.
Similar
khiếm nhã / khiếm diện / khiếm khuyết / khiếm dụng …
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thị trấn / thị trường / siêu thị / đô thị
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