sight in Latin
sight in Latin is visus, visitatio — sight means the ability to see; vision.
sight in Latin
visus
Something seen.
visitatio
Something seen.
What does "sight" mean?
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noun The ability to see; vision.
"Good sight is important for anyone who wants to become a pilot."
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noun Something seen, especially something notable or worth looking at.
"The waterfall was an incredible sight."
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noun A device on a weapon or instrument used to help aim it at a target.
"He lined up the target through the rifle's sight."
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verb To see or spot something, often after searching for it.
"The crew sighted land after weeks at sea."
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sight in a sentence
- Good sight is important for anyone who wants to become a pilot.
- As he grew older, his sight began to weaken, so he got glasses.
- The waterfall was an incredible sight.
- Tourists flock to see the sights of the old city.
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What is "sight" in Latin?
"sight" in Latin is visus, visitatio. sight means: The ability to see; vision.
How do you use "sight" in a sentence?
Example: "Good sight is important for anyone who wants to become a pilot." In Latin, "sight" is visus, visitatio.
Are there other ways to say "sight" in Latin?
Yes — Latin has 2 translations listed for "sight": visus, visitatio.
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