visually handicapped

ˈvɪʒuəli ˈhændɪkæpt

Definition of visually handicapped - Reverso English Dictionary

Adjective

vision impairment

Dated

having impaired vision or blindness

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The visually handicapped student received special accommodations at school..
The museum offers tours for the visually handicapped.
Special devices were installed to assist the visually handicapped visitors.

blind

partially sighted

visually impaired

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Expressions with visually

visually impaired

adj.

partly or wholly blind

The school offers resources for visually impaired students.

visually impaired person

individual with limited vision ability

The visually impaired person used a cane to navigate.

visually challenged

adj.

having greatly reduced vision or blindness

She uses a guide dog because she is visually challenged.

Expressions with handicapped

handicapped permit

official document allowing disabled parking

She displayed her handicapped permit on the dashboard.

multi-handicapped

adj.

having two or more disabilities or impairments

The school has a program for multi-handicapped students.

handicapped person

person whose body or mind restricts ordinary daily tasks

The ramp made the library easier for a handicapped person to enter.

handicapped sign

sign indicating reserved facility for disabled people

The handicapped sign was clearly visible in the parking lot.

handicapped space

parking spot reserved for disabled people

He parked in the handicapped space without a permit.

mentally handicapped

adj.

having a brain condition impairing thinking or body control

She works with mentally handicapped children.

physically handicapped

adj.

having a physical condition that limits movement

The school has facilities for physically handicapped students.

registered handicapped

adj.

having official permission for special parking

The car was parked in a registered handicapped spot.

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French:malvoyant, ...
German:sehbehindert, ...
Italian:ipovedente, ...
Spanish:con impedimento visual, ...
Portuguese:deficiente visual, ...
Chinese:视力障碍的, ...
Japanese:視覚障害者, ...
Arabic:ضعيف البصر, ...
Hebrew:לְקוּי רְאִיָּה, ...
Russian:слабовидящий, ...
Ukrainian:сліпий, ...
Hindi:दृष्टिहीन, ...
Bengali:দৃষ্টিহীন, ...
Catalan:cec, ...
Czech:zrakově postižený, ...
Danish:synshandicappet, ...
Dutch:visueel gehandicapt, ...
Greek:τυφλός, ...
Hungarian:látássérült, ...
Khmer:ពិការភ្នែក, ...
Korean:시각 장애가 있는, ...
Persian:نابینا, ...
Polish:niewidomy, ...
Portuguese (BR):deficiente visual, ...
Romanian:nevăzător, ...
Swedish:synskadad, ...
Thai:พิการทางสายตา, ...
Turkish:görme engelli, ...
Vietnamese:khiếm thị, ...

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