view — what you can see from a particular place
Part of speech: NOUN
Definition: what you can see from a particular place
Pronunciation (IPA): /vjuː/
Example Sentences
- My cat loves sitting by the window to get a better view of the neighborhood dogs.
- The teacher asked for our views on homework - we all had the same view: less is better!
- From this viewpoint, we can see the entire city.
view
NOUN[/vjuː/]
what you can see from a particular place
a father points excitedly toward the sprawling landscape below while his young daughter stands beside him at the railing. The family gazes out at layers of green hills, a winding river, and buildings stretching to the horizon. The elevated platform gives them a perfect vantage point to see for miles in every direction. The mother takes photos of the stunning panorama spread out beneath them. Other visitors on the deck also admire the expansive scenery visible from this high location. what you can see from a particular place
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“My cat loves sitting by the window to get a better view of the neighborhood dogs.”
“The teacher asked for our views on homework - we all had the same view: less is better!”
“From this viewpoint, we can see the entire city.”
“She views exercise as a necessary evil, like paying taxes.”
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