The Dutch word “tussenzicht” can be translated into English as “intermediate vision” or “computer vision”. It refers to the ability to see objects at distances that are neither very close nor very far away. This is the range of vision that is typically used for computer screens, reading, and other activities that require good vision at intermediate distances.
In the context of eyeglasses, “tussenzicht” refers to a type of progressive lens that is designed to provide clear vision at both near and intermediate distances. These lenses are typically used by people who need a correction for both presbyopia (the loss of near vision that occurs with age) and myopia (nearsightedness).
Here are some examples of how the word “tussenzicht” can be used in a sentence:
- “Ik heb tussenzicht nodig om op mijn computerscherm te kunnen zien.” (I need intermediate vision to see my computer screen.)
- “De opticien heeft me tussenzichtglazen voorgeschreven.” (The optician prescribed me intermediate vision lenses.)
- “Tussenzicht is belangrijk voor veel mensen die veel tijd achter een computer doorbrengen.” (Intermediate vision is important for many people who spend a lot of time in front of a computer.)
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