Vista (en. View)
/ˈbista/
Meaning & Definition
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noun
Image or panorama that can be seen from a place.
From the top of the mountain, the view was impressive.
Desde la cima de la montaña, la vista era impresionante.
Perspective or angle from which something is observed.
The view from the window allows me to see the sunset.
La vista desde la ventana me permite ver el atardecer.
Aspect or appearance of a person or thing.
The view of her smile brightened my day.
La vista de su sonrisa iluminó mi día.
Etymology
From Latin 'vista', which means 'look' or 'perspective'.
Common Phrases and Expressions
to give a view
To observe something closely.
dar la vista
to open the view
To broaden the perspective or knowledge.
abrir la vista
to have good sight
To be able to see well or to understand quickly.
tener buena vista
Related Words
visibility
Ability to see or be seen.
visibilidad
panoramic view
Wide visualization of a landscape.
vista panorámica
aerial view
Perspective from the air.
vista aérea
Slang Meanings
To see something or someone casually.
I was at the party, but I just came to take a look.
Estaba en la fiesta, pero solo vine a dar una vista.
To try to catch someone's attention.
She wore her shiny dress to make an impression on the dance floor.
Usó su vestido brillante para dar una vista en la pista de baile.