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B1  sight  görme yeteneği, görmegörüş alanı

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noun  /saɪt   / noun sight (noun)
 /saɪt  
/ noun
 
ABILITY TO SEE 
1 [uncountable]
the ability to see
görme
yeteneği, görme
 He lost his sight in the war.
 My grandmother has very poor sight.
ACT OF SEEING 
2 [singular]
the
sight of sb/sth
the act of seeing
sb/sth
görüş, görme
 We flew over Paris and had our first sight
of the Eiffel Tower.
 I liked that painting at first, but now I'm
sick of the sight of it.
 I feel ill at the sight of blood.
HOW FAR YOU CAN SEE 
3 [uncountable]
a position where
sb/sth can be seen
görüş
alanı, göz önü
 They waited until the plane was in/within
sight and then fired.
 When we get over this hill the town should come
into sight.
 She didn't let the child out of her sight.
 I didn't see the goal because someone was
standing in my line of sight.
WHAT YOU CAN SEE 
4 [countable]
something that you see
görüntü
 It was good to be back home, amid all the
familiar sights and sounds.
 The burned-out building was a terrible
sight.
INTERESTING PLACES 
5 (sights)
[plural]
places of interest
that are often visited by tourists
görülmeye
değer yerler, turistik yerler
 When you come to New York I'll show you the
sights.
PERSON/THING 
6 (a
sight)
[singular] (informal) 
a person or thing that
looks strange or amusing
manzara, hal
 You should have seen Anna in my jacket –
she did look a sight!
ON GUN 
7 [countable,
usually plural]
the part of a gun that
you look through in order to aim it
 (tüfek) nişangâh, arpacık
 He had the deer in his sights now.
-SIGHTED 
8 (-sighted)
 [in compounds]
having eyes that are
weak in a particular way
...
gören
 short-sighted 
miyop
 long-sighted 
hipermetrop
IDIOMS
at
first glance/sight
when first seen or
examined
ilk
bakışta
 The task seemed impossible at first glance,
but it turned out to be quite easy.
catch
sight of sb/sth
to see sb/sth for a
moment
gözüne
ilişmek; 
bir
an görmek
 I caught sight of the man at the end of the
street.
in
sight
likely to happen or
come soon
görünürde, ufukta
 A peace settlement is in sight.
lose
sight of sb/sth
to no longer be able
to see sb/sth
gözden
kaçırmak
 We eventually lost sight of the animal in
some trees.
 (figurative) We
mustn't lose sight of our original aim.
on
sight
as soon as you see
sb/sth
görür
görmez
 The soldiers were ordered to shoot the
enemy on sight.

Level	B1
Kind	noun
Front	sight
IPA	/saɪt / noun
Back	görme yeteneği, görme görüş alanı
Back 2	sight (noun) /saɪt / noun ABILITY TO SEE 1 [uncountable] the ability to see görme yeteneği, görme He lost his sight in the war. My grandmother has very poor sight. ACT OF SEEING 2 [singular] the sight of sb/sth the act of seeing sb/sth görüş, görme We flew over Paris and had our first sight of the Eiffel Tower. I liked that painting at first, but now I'm sick of the sight of* it.* I feel ill at the sight of* blood.* HOW FAR YOU CAN SEE 3 [uncountable] a position where sb/sth can be seen görüş alanı, göz önü They waited until the plane was in/within sight* and then fired.* When we get over this hill the town should come into sight. She didn't let the child out of* her sight.* I didn't see the goal because someone was standing in my line of sight. WHAT YOU CAN SEE 4 [countable] something that you see görüntü It was good to be back home, amid all the familiar sights and sounds. The burned-out building was a terrible sight. INTERESTING PLACES 5 (sights) [plural] places of interest that are often visited by tourists görülmeye değer yerler, turistik yerler When you come to New York I'll show you the sights. PERSON/THING 6 (a sight) [singular] (informal) a person or thing that looks strange or amusing manzara, hal You should have seen Anna in my jacket – she did look a sight! ON GUN 7 [countable, usually plural] the part of a gun that you look through in order to aim it (tüfek) nişangâh, arpacık He had the deer in his sights now. -SIGHTED 8 (-sighted) [in compounds] having eyes that are weak in a particular way ... gören short-sighted miyop long-sighted hipermetrop IDIOMS at first glance/sight when first seen or examined ilk bakışta The task seemed impossible at first glance, but it turned out to be quite easy. catch sight of sb/sth to see sb/sth for a moment gözüne ilişmek; bir an görmek I caught sight of the man at the end of the street. in sight likely to happen or come soon görünürde, ufukta A peace settlement is in sight. lose sight of sb/sth to no longer be able to see sb/sth gözden kaçırmak We eventually lost sight of the animal in some trees. (figurative) We mustn't lose sight of our original aim. on sight as soon as you see sb/sth görür görmez The soldiers were ordered to shoot the enemy on sight.

Sight Sb/Sth Görme I Noun Görüş /Saɪt Yeteneği

sight (noun)