sight
English → English
noun//saɪt//
the power or faculty of seeing.
Birds have excellent sight.
(English) Birds can see very well.
noun//saɪt//
a thing that you see or can see.
The sunset was a beautiful sight.
(English) The evening sky was a lovely thing to look at.
verb//saɪt//
to see or notice something, especially for the first time.
We finally sighted land after days at sea.
(English) We saw the coast for the first time after our voyage.
noun//saɪt//
a device on a gun or instrument to help aim it.
He looked through the rifle's sight.
(English) He aimed the gun using the attached viewing device.
Entry ID: en:en:sight · Source: refined · Type: vocabulary