colour-blind

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ˈcolour-blind British English, color-blind American English adjective  1. MIunable to see the difference between all or some colours 色盲的2  FAIRtreating people from different races equally and fairly 无种族偏见的 The law should be colour-blind. 法律不应存在种族歧视。 —colour-blindness noun [uncountable]

Examples from the Corpus

colour-blind• It's a bit like being colour-blind, only it's not colours I get mixed up, it's objects.• Those who operate the rules are not racist, for they merely follow procedures in a colour-blind way.

ˈcolour-blind adjectiveChineseSyllable  

all or difference the Corpus to unable between see some

colour-blind
ˈcolour-blind British English, color-blind American English adjective
1. unable to see the difference between all or some colours
2. treating people from different races equally and fairly:
    The law should be colour-blind.
—colour-blindness noun [uncountable]

colour-blindBrE /ˈkʌlə blaɪnd/ 🔊NAmE /ˈkʌlər blaɪnd/ 🔊 (especially US ˈcolor-blind) adjectiveunable to see the difference between some colours, especially red and green 色盲的treating people with different coloured skin in exactly the same way （对待不同肤色的人）一视同仁的，无种族歧视的▸ colour-blindness BrE /ˈkʌlə blaɪndnəs/ 🔊NAmE /ˈkʌlər blaɪndnəs/ 🔊 (especially US ˈcolor-blindness) noun [uncountable]