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/ˈbista/
Translation
view, sight, vision
Word origin
From Vulgar Latin vista, a feminine past participle of Latin videre ('to see'). English borrowed it directly from Spanish or Italian.
- Origin
- Latin
- Root
- videre
- English cognates
- vista, visual, vision
Grammar
Examples
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From the window there was a lovely view of the sea.
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He disappeared from sight among the market crowd.
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The view from the top of the mountain was incredible.
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Look away from the screen every half hour.
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She has a very good eye for small details.
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