Possessives

• driver: Of 2,000 people surveyed, 53 % were also in favor of random roadside testing of drivers ' eyesight.

• child: You can start taking care of your child's eyesight from a very early age.

Converse of object

• deteriorate: Melissa's eyesight deteriorated over a number of years.

• fail: My failing eyesight did not spot the extra control left on the map for the Long Course.

• affect: Do computers affect the eyesight of your average joe?

• improve: Applied daily in the eyes, it helps improves the eyesight.

• have: You would have to have good eyesight I would imagine.

• damage: Staring directly at or near to the sun can permanently damage eyesight.

Adjective modifier

• defective: In both cases he found they had defective eyesight which assured them repatriation.

• poor: Large Print 6.7 Many people with poor eyesight will be able to read large print.

• keen: Once found you may, given keen eyesight, be able to " split " the double using just your eyes.

• sharp: Even kestrels are hovering low, their sharp eyesight blunted by the vapors below them.

• weak: In the 1880s, the poet's weak eyesight meant he was not always able to spot mistakes in the proofs " .

• bad: He thought of his own bad eyesight, of his weak leg.

Modifies a noun

• test: Question: Should there be a regular eyesight test to maintain your driving license?

• testing: The Regulations require eye or eyesight testing to be made available for the user.

• problem: These can include: heart problems eyesight problems problems with the nervous system.

• difficulty: For customers with eyesight difficulties, you should use a typesize of at least 14 point.

• standard: Back to top Problems with sight In order to get or keep a license, a minimum eyesight standard must be met.

• check: Eyesight It is particularly important to have regular eyesight checks with a qualified optician.