my·o·pi·a
noun/maɪˈəʊpiə/
/maɪˈəʊpiə/
[uncountable]- (specialist) the condition of being unable to see things clearly when they are far away
近视 - (formal, disapproving) the state of being unable to see what the results of a particular action or decision will be; the failure to think about anything outside your own situation
目光短浅；缺乏远见 - The cancellation of the popular show was a result of managerial myopia.
这场受欢迎的演出被取消是管理短视的结果。 - cultural myopia
文化近视
- The cancellation of the popular show was a result of managerial myopia.
Word Originearly 18th cent.: modern Latin, from late Greek muōpia, from Greek muōps, from muein ‘to shut’ + ōps ‘eye’.