英语释义

1. affected with partial or total inability to distinguish one or more chromatic colors

2. insensitive, oblivious

3. not influenced by differences of race
tried to get the welfare establishment … to abandon its color-blind policy
— D. P. Moynihan especially free from racial prejudice
a white man with an invisible black skin in a color-blind community
— James Farmer

4. unable to see the difference between certain colors

5. treating people of different skin colors equally not affected by racial prejudice

片语

Colorblind Vision失去颜色的世界

Colorblind d色斑

Colorblind Berlin柏林科洛布莱德旅舍

Team Colorblind阿兹特克

Colorblind Assistant色盲助手

Love Is Colorblind爱无定界

P colorblind色盲

colorblind Assist色盲的协助

英汉例句

• Most people dismiss colorblind people as having a minor problem with red and green.

  大多数人都认为色盲只是对红色和绿色有问题。

• Though the study found that a romantic movie featuring an interracial couple 「almost always revolves around race as a theme,」 all is not lost for those dreaming of a colorblind box office.

  虽然研究表明：以跨种族爱情为题材的影片几乎总是围绕着「种族」这一主题，但那些梦想着观众能抛开偏见并以此获得高票房的人也并非一无所获。

• Martin Luther King's address at the Lincoln Memorial in Washington offered the hope of a colorblind society and was a major turning point in the civil rights struggles of the 1960s.

  马丁·路德·金1963年在华盛顿的林肯纪念堂前发表演讲，为民众勾勒了一个没有种族差别的社会，这个讲话成为1960年代民权运动的转折点。

• Out of interest, does that logo look normal to anyone here/ is there anyone who’s colorblind here?

  出于兴趣，这个Logo在无论谁的眼中会是正常色彩吗/这儿有色盲吗？

• My father values talent. He recognizes real knowledge and skill when he finds it. He is colorblind and gender neutral. He hires the best person for the job, period.

  我父亲十分珍视人才。他重视知识和技能；他不在乎肤色和性别；他只启用最适合这个岗位的人才，不管你是谁。

• I stopped seeing things through colorblind glasses and began to really view the world the way it was.

  我再也不透过有色眼镜来看待事物，同时，我开始真正地认知这个世界到底应该是怎样的。