Meaning & Definition of View in English
View
The ability to see something, a sight or vision.
Pronunciation:
vyüPart of Speech:
noun, verbPlural:
viewsDetailed Definitions
Definition: The visual perception of a particular area or scene.
Example Sentence: The view from the mountain was breathtaking.
Definition: An opinion or way of thinking about something.
Example Sentence: In my view, we need to take action now.
Definition: A position from which something is observed.
Example Sentence: From this view, you can see the entire city.
Definition: The extent to which something can be seen.
Example Sentence: The fog limited the view to just a few feet.
Definition: To look at or inspect something.
Example Sentence: Please view the document before signing.
Etymology
Origin: Middle English: from Old French 'veue', from 'veoir' meaning 'to see'.
Synonyms
Common Phrases and Expressions
- point of view: A particular attitude or way of considering a matter.
- in full view: Clearly visible to someone.
- viewpoint: A person's particular attitude or way of considering a matter.
Translations
- Spanish: vista
- French: vue
- German: Aussicht
- Russian: вид
Related Words
- preview: An early or preliminary view of something, typically used to give an idea of what to expect.
- overview: A general summary or survey of something.
Slang Meanings of view
Meaning: View a movie or video
Example Sentence: Let's just view that new flick tonight.
Meaning: To stop and check something out
Example Sentence: Hey, view this post; it’s hilarious!