sight/saɪt/

n.

➊ the act of seeing sth/sb

➋ the ability to see

➌ sth you see or can see

n.

➊ [U] 看见：[sight of sth] She feels sick at the sight of blood. 一看到血，她就想吐。

◇We caught sight of a boat on the lake. 我们看到湖面上有一艘船。

➋ [U] 视力：The old man is losing his sight. 这位老人渐渐失明了。

◇William has very good sight. 威廉的视力很好。

➌ [C] 情景，景象；风景：Bicycles are a common sight in China. 中国自行车很多见。

◇I'd like to see the sights when we are in Paris. 到巴黎时我想去观光。

sight

eyesight

sightseeing

音组-ight/-aɪt/

bright; fight; flight; fright; light; might; night; right; sight; slight; tight

同音 sight; site

谚语Out of sight, out of mind. 眼不见，心不想（或：离久情疏）。

辨析scene; scenery; sight; view