sight
/saɪt/
/saɪt/
释义
noun视力，视觉；看见，看到；视力范围，视野；景象，情景；名胜，景点；初次见到；（突然）看见，瞥见；再也看不见
英英释义
nounthe ability to see
nounseeing somebody or something
nounthe area where you can see somebody or something or can be seen
nounsomething that you see
nounthe interesting places, especially in a town or city, that are often visited by tourists
nounwhen you see somebody or something for the first time
nounto see somebody or something suddenly
nounto no longer be able to see somebody or something
场景例句
- She has poor sight (= she cannot see well).
- We had our first sight of London from the plane.
- We watched until they were out of sight (= we could not see them).
- Eventually the town came into sight (= we could see it).
- The mountains were a beautiful sight.
- When you come to Paris I’ll show you the sights.
- He fell in love with her at first sight.
- I caught sight of Yasemin in the crowd.
- After an hour at sea we lost sight of land.
词态变化
sight, sights
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