I can’t see ( some one -anything-on one )؟
إجابة الطالب المختصرة من خلال موقع بوابة الإجابات هي
anything
The phrase "I can't see" indicates a problem with your vision. The added phrases "(some one -anything-on one)" suggest you're trying to describe what you can't see. Here's a breakdown of possible interpretations and how to communicate more clearly:
**Possible Interpretations:**
* **I can't see *someone*:** This means you can't see a specific person. For example, "I can't see John. Where did he go?"
* **I can't see *anything*:** This means your vision is obscured or blocked, preventing you from seeing anything at all. For example, "I can't see anything! It's too dark in here."
* **I can't see *on one*:** This is unclear. It *could* mean:
* **"I can't see on one side."** This suggests vision loss on one side of your visual field.
* **"I can't see on one eye."** This suggests vision loss in one eye.
* **"I can't see on one object."** This suggests you can't make out detail on a particular item.
**How to Communicate More Clearly:**
To get the help you need, try to be as specific as possible. Here are some clearer ways to express what you're experiencing:
* **If you can't see a person:** "I can't see [Person's Name/Description]. Where are they?"
* **If you can't see anything at all:** "I can't see anything. My vision is blocked/blurred/dark."
* **If your vision is blurry:** "My vision is blurry. I can't see clearly."
* **If you have double vision:** "I'm seeing double."
* **If you have vision loss in one eye:** "I can't see out of my [left/right] eye."
* **If you have vision loss on one side:** "I can't see on my [left/right] side."
* **If you can't see details on an object:** "I can't see the details on [Object]. It's too [small/far away/blurry]."
* **If your vision is getting worse:** "My vision is getting worse. It's harder to see."
**Important Considerations:**
* **Sudden vision changes are a medical emergency.** If you experience a sudden loss of vision, double vision, or any other abrupt change in your eyesight, seek immediate medical attention. Call emergency services (911 or your local equivalent) or go to the nearest emergency room.
* **Talk to an eye doctor.** If you're experiencing any vision problems, schedule an appointment with an optometrist or ophthalmologist. They can diagnose the cause of your vision issues and recommend the appropriate treatment.
By being specific about what you're experiencing, you can ensure you receive the right help and care.
اذا كان لديك إجابة افضل او هناك خطأ في الإجابة علي سؤال I can’t see ( some one -anything-on one ) اترك تعليق فورآ.
