long-sight

[US]/[lɒŋ ˈsaɪt]/

[UK]/[lɑːŋ ˈsaɪt]/

Frequency: Very High

Translation

n.The ability to see things at a great distance; farsightedness.; A clear or optimistic view of the future.; A long-range perspective.

long-sight vision

gain long-sight

long-sight test

improve long-sight

long-sight correction

with long-sight

long-sighted person

long-sight problems

checking long-sight

long-sight glasses

she has long-sight and enjoys birdwatching in the countryside.

his long-sight allowed him to spot the approaching car from a distance.

the company’s long-sight strategy focused on sustainable growth.

having long-sight is crucial for successful entrepreneurs.

we need leaders with long-sight to navigate these challenging times.

the long-sight of the architect was evident in the building's design.

investing in renewable energy demonstrates long-sight and environmental responsibility.

the politician lacked long-sight and failed to anticipate the public’s reaction.

developing long-sight in young people is essential for future innovation.

the long-sight of the scientist led to a groundbreaking discovery.

a long-sight approach to education emphasizes critical thinking and problem-solving.

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