vision meaning
vision :
sight, imagination
noun
▪ She has a clear vision of her future.
▪ She has a clear idea of her future.
▪ His vision is very sharp.
▪ His sight is very good.
paraphrasing
▪ sight – ability to see
▪ imagination – ability to create ideas
▪ foresight – ability to see ahead
▪ dream – a vision or hope for the future
Pronunciation
vision [ˈvɪʒ.ən]
The stress is on 'vi' and sounds like 'vi-zhun'.
Common phrases and grammar about vision
vision - Common meaning
noun
sight, imagination
Part of Speech Changes for "vision"
▪ visionary (adjective) – having vision or foresight
▪ visualize (verb) – to form a vision or image
Common Expressions with "vision"
▪ clear vision – a clear sight or idea
▪ vision for the future – an idea or plan for the future
▪ 20/20 vision – perfect sight
▪ vision statement – a statement of goals or ideas
Important examples of vision in TOEIC
Vocabulary examples from the TOEIC test
In TOEIC vocabulary questions, vision often refers to the ability to plan or imagine future scenarios.
Example of a confusing word: version (a particular form of something)
Grammar examples from the TOEIC test
Vision is often used as a noun in TOEIC questions, indicating sight or imagination.
vision
Idioms and fixed expressions in TOEIC
vision statement
'a declaration of an organization's goals'.
blurred vision
means 'unclear sight', used when talking about eyesight problems.
Differences between similar words and vision
vision
,
sight
differences
Vision refers to both physical sight and mental imagination, while sight is strictly the ability to see physically.
Vision can mean both sight and the ability to imagine, while imagination is specifically about creating ideas.
Words with the same origin as vision
The origin of vision
The word 'vision' comes from the Latin 'visio', meaning 'to see'.
Word structure
It has the root vis (to see) and suffix ion (noun), meaning 'the act of seeing'.
Words with the same origin
The root of vision is vis (to see). Words with the same root include visible (can be seen), revise (to see again).
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