Font Size
Collins English-Chinese Dictionary
- sight
[saɪt]
-
-
1.
noun
[u]
(faculty) 视力
-
2.
noun
[c]
(spectacle) 景象
-
3.
noun
[c]
(on gun) 瞄准器
-
4.
n pl
the sights sights (places of interest) 景点
-
5.
vt.
看见
-
to catch sight of sb/sth
-
瞧见某人/某物
-
to lose sight of sth
-
[fig] 忽略某事
-
the sight of sth
-
一看见某物
-
to set one's sights on sth
-
立志拥有某物
-
in sight
-
[lit] 看得见
-
out of sight
-
看不见
-
to be in {or} within sight
-
[fig] 在望
-
at first sight
-
乍一看
-
I know her by sight
-
我看到她就知道她是谁
-
on sight
-
[shoot,arrest+] 一看见就…
-
a sight better/worse
-
[inf] 好/坏得多
Comprehensive English-Chinese Dictionary
- sight
[saɪt]
-
-
1.
n.[u]
视觉
-
The train was an unexpected sight.
-
那列火车是一个意料之外的景象。
-
The sight of his wife brought him back to reality.
-
见到妻子使他又回到现实。
-
2.
n.[c]
可视物
-
They went to Paris to see the sights.
-
他们去巴黎参观名胜古迹。
-
He was a familiar sight on the television.
-
他是电视上的一个熟脸儿。
-
3.
n.[u]
视力
-
4.
n.[u]
看法,意见,见解
-
In his sight she could do no wrong.
-
以他的看法,她不能够犯错。
-
5.
n.[u]
眼界,视域
-
6.
n.[c]
观看,观察
-
7.
n.[c]
[Dialect]
很多,大量
-
8.
n.[c]
瞄准具,瞄准镜
-
9.
n.[c]
[Spoken]
难看的人;怪异的物
-
10.
n.[c]
奇观,壮观景象
-
11.
vt.
看到,瞧见,发现
-
He caught sight of the king's men coming over the ridge.
-
他看见那个国王的人翻过了山脊。
-
12.
vt.
瞄准
Collins English-English Dictionary
- sight
[saɪt]
-
-
1.
n
the power or faculty of seeing; perception by the eyes; vision
-
2.
n
the act or an instance of seeing
-
3.
n
the range of vision
-
within sight of land
-
-
4.
n
range of mental vision; point of view; judgment
-
in his sight she could do nothing wrong
-
-
5.
n
a glimpse or view (esp in the phrases catch sight of, lose sight of)
-
6.
n
anything that is seen
-
7.
n
[often plural]
anything worth seeing; spectacle
-
the sights of London
-
-
8.
n
[Spoken]
anything unpleasant or undesirable to see
-
his room was a sight!
-
-
9.
n
any of various devices or instruments used to assist the eye in making alignments or directional observations, esp such a device used in aiming a gun
-
10.
n
an observation or alignment made with such a device
-
11.
n
an opportunity for observation
-
12.
n
[obsolete]
insight or skill
-
13.
vt.
[tr]
to see, view, or glimpse
-
14.
vt.
[tr]
to furnish with a sight or sights
-
15.
vt.
to adjust the sight of
-
16.
vt.
to aim (a firearm) using the sight
-
17.
vt.
[Etymology]
Old English sihth; related to Old High German siht; see see1
Examples
-
a common sight
-
常见的景色
-
to feast one's eyes on a sight
-
尽情欣赏风景,大饱某人眼福
-
to be in sight
-
看得见;在望
-
a hero in her sight
-
她心目中的英雄
-
sight draft
-
即期汇票
-
Would you like to know more about this word? Simply click the button on the right to ask real people.
You can also check your questions and answers at ‘ My nciku > Posts ’.