单词 | sight |
释义 | sight [saɪt] noun ABILITY TO SEE 视力 ESSENTIAL uncountable ■the ability to see 视力 •If your sight is poor, you should not drive a car.视力不佳就不应该开车。 •The old woman has lost ⇒ See also eyesight[saɪt] noun VIEW 景象 ESSENTIAL countable or only singular or uncountable ■something that is in someone's view 所见之物;景象 •The flowers at the annual flower show were a beautiful sight.年度花卉展上的鲜花是一道美丽的风景。 •You should always keep •informal You can't go out in those clothes - you look a real •The child laughed at the •formal The lawyer requested sight of •I dare not let the children out of •The police officer was hidden out of •The castle came into •We're looking for a house which is within •figurative •I caught •"Do you know David Wilson?" "I haven't met him, but I know him by •informal She hated/loathed the •informal They used to be very good friends, but now they can't bear/stand the •The question seemed easy at first the sights ADVANCED ■places of interest, especially to visitors 名胜;景点 •We spent a fortnight in Rome looking at all the sights.我们花两个星期参观了罗马所有的名胜。 sight unseen ■without seeing something first 在未见过的情况下 •I never buy anything sight unseen.不亲眼看过实物我从来不会购买。 [saɪt] noun MUCH 许多 a sight informal ■a lot; much 许多,大量 •Food is a •He's a sight better than he was yesterday.他比昨天好多了。 [saɪt] noun GUN PART 枪炮零件 countable usually plural ■a part of a gun or other device through which you look to help you aim at something 准星,瞄准器 •Make sure you line up the sights before you fire the gun.射击前要确定瞄好准星。 [saɪt] noun Get out of my sight! informal ■an angry way of saying go away 滚开! •Get out of my sight, you idiot!滚开,你这个白痴! [saɪt] noun lose sight of sth ■to forget about an important idea or fact because you are thinking too much about other things 忽略;忘记 •Some members of the peace-keeping force seem to have lost sight of the fact that they are there to help people.维和部队的有些人员似乎忘记了他们到那里是为了帮助人们。 [saɪt] noun lower your sights ■to accept that you will only be able to get something less than you hoped for 降低要求,退而求其次 •He had hoped to become a doctor, but he had to lower his sights after his disappointing exam results.他原希望成为一名医生,但令人失望的考试成绩迫使他降低目标。 [saɪt] noun out of sight informal ■extremely expensive and more than you are able to spend 超出支付能力的 •The price of the house we like is out of sight.我们喜欢的那栋房子的价格超出了我们的能力范围之外。 slang ■excellent 极好的 •The group's new record is out of sight!这个乐团的新唱片出奇地好听! [saɪt] noun Out of sight , out of mind. saying ■said to emphasize that when something or someone cannot be seen, it is easy to forget them 眼不见,心不念。 [saɪt] noun set your sights on sth ■to decide to achieve something 决心;立志 •Jenny has set her sights on winning the competition.珍妮已决心赢得比赛的胜利。 [saɪt] noun a sight for sore eyes informal ■a way of saying that you are very pleased to see someone or that you think someone is very attractive 乐于看到的人;极有吸引力的人 •You're a sight for sore eyes!非常高兴见到你! [saɪt] verb transitive ■to suddenly see something or someone 看到,发现 •After days at sea, the sailors finally sighted land.在海上漂流数日后,水手们终于看到了陆地。 |
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