Definition of deuteranopia in English:

deuteranopia

nounˌdjuːt(ə)rəˈnəʊpɪəˌd(y)o͞odərəˈnōpēə

mass noun

Colour blindness resulting from insensitivity to green light, causing confusion of greens, reds, and yellows.
Compare with protanopia
Example sentencesExamples
- The genetic cause has been determined for several color vision defects, achromatopsia (the loss of all color vision), blue monochromatism, protanopia, deuteranopia, and enhanced S-cone syndrome.
- But it's important to remember that a measurable percentage of men have red-green colorblindness (deuteranopia); instructing them to click the green box for yes or the red box for no, for example, should be avoided.
- Red-green deficiency (deuteranopia) is the most frequently diagnosed deficiency.
- Here's a handy list: primary atypical pneumonia, humectant, lapis lazuli, magniloquent, magnetohydrodynamic, deuteranopia, bryology, vorlage, Wesleyan.

Origin

Early 20th century: from deutero- 'second' (the colour green being regarded as the second component of colour vision) + an-¹ + -opia.

Definition of deuteranopia in US English:

deuteranopia

nounˌd(y)o͞odərəˈnōpēə

Color-blindness resulting from insensitivity to green light, causing confusion of greens, reds, and yellows.
Compare with protanopia
Example sentencesExamples
- The genetic cause has been determined for several color vision defects, achromatopsia (the loss of all color vision), blue monochromatism, protanopia, deuteranopia, and enhanced S-cone syndrome.
- Red-green deficiency (deuteranopia) is the most frequently diagnosed deficiency.
- Here's a handy list: primary atypical pneumonia, humectant, lapis lazuli, magniloquent, magnetohydrodynamic, deuteranopia, bryology, vorlage, Wesleyan.
- But it's important to remember that a measurable percentage of men have red-green colorblindness (deuteranopia); instructing them to click the green box for yes or the red box for no, for example, should be avoided.

Origin

Early 20th century: from deutero- ‘second’ (the colour green being regarded as the second component of colour vision) + an- + -opia.

单词	deuteranopia
释义	Definition of deuteranopia in English: deuteranopia nounˌdjuːt(ə)rəˈnəʊpɪəˌd(y)o͞odərəˈnōpēə mass noun Colour blindness resulting from insensitivity to green light, causing confusion of greens, reds, and yellows. Compare with protanopia Example sentencesExamples The genetic cause has been determined for several color vision defects, achromatopsia (the loss of all color vision), blue monochromatism, protanopia, deuteranopia, and enhanced S-cone syndrome. But it's important to remember that a measurable percentage of men have red-green colorblindness (deuteranopia); instructing them to click the green box for yes or the red box for no, for example, should be avoided. Red-green deficiency (deuteranopia) is the most frequently diagnosed deficiency. Here's a handy list: primary atypical pneumonia, humectant, lapis lazuli, magniloquent, magnetohydrodynamic, deuteranopia, bryology, vorlage, Wesleyan. Origin Early 20th century: from deutero- 'second' (the colour green being regarded as the second component of colour vision) + an-¹ + -opia. Definition of deuteranopia in US English: deuteranopia nounˌd(y)o͞odərəˈnōpēə Color-blindness resulting from insensitivity to green light, causing confusion of greens, reds, and yellows. Compare with protanopia Example sentencesExamples The genetic cause has been determined for several color vision defects, achromatopsia (the loss of all color vision), blue monochromatism, protanopia, deuteranopia, and enhanced S-cone syndrome. Red-green deficiency (deuteranopia) is the most frequently diagnosed deficiency. Here's a handy list: primary atypical pneumonia, humectant, lapis lazuli, magniloquent, magnetohydrodynamic, deuteranopia, bryology, vorlage, Wesleyan. But it's important to remember that a measurable percentage of men have red-green colorblindness (deuteranopia); instructing them to click the green box for yes or the red box for no, for example, should be avoided. Origin Early 20th century: from deutero- ‘second’ (the colour green being regarded as the second component of colour vision) + an- + -opia.
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