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view US English

the ability to see something or to be seen from a particular place

in view in view US English

visible to someone

on view in view US English

(especially of a work of art) being shown or exhibited to the public

page view US English

an instance of an Internet user visiting a particular page on a website

plan view US English

a view of an object as projected onto a horizontal plane

side view US English

a view from the side

short view US English

consideration of the present and immediate future only

view halloo US English

a shout given by a hunter on seeing a fox break cover

Mountain View US English

a city in north central California, near the southern end of San Francisco Bay, part of the Silicon Valley complex; population 71,348 (est. 2008)

private view US English

an event attended by invited guests at which an art exhibition may be seen before it is opened to the public

in view of in view US English

because or as a result of

helicopter view US English

(especially in business) a general survey of something; an overview

pay-per-view US English

see PPV.

in full view in view US English

clearly visible

point of view US English

a particular attitude or way of considering a matter

bird's-eye view US English

a general view from above, or as if from above

a ——'s-eye view in eye US English

a view from the position or standpoint of a ——

with a view to in view US English

with the hope, aim, or intention of

worm's-eye view US English

a view as seen from below or from a humble position

take the long view in long1 US English

think beyond the current situation; plan for the future

take a dim view of in dim US English

regard with disapproval

take a poor view of in poor US English

regard with disfavor or disapproval

field US English

a space or range within which objects are visible from a particular viewpoint or through a piece of apparatus

rearview mirror US English

a small angled mirror fixed inside the windshield of a motor vehicle, enabling the driver to see the vehicle or road behind

world view in worldview (also world view) US English

a particular philosophy of life or conception of the world

worldview (also world view) US English

a particular philosophy of life or conception of the world

view English-Italian

vista f

view2 English-Spanish

ver*, mirar

sea view English-Italian

vista f sul mare

view phone English-Italian

videotelefono m

pay-per-view English-Italian

pay per view

point of view English-French

point m de vue

point of view English-Italian

punto m di vista

point of view English-Spanish

punto m de vista

bird's eye view English-French

vue f d'ensemble

rear-view mirror English-French

rétroviseur m

bird's-eye view English-German

Vogelperspektive

rear-view mirror English-Italian

specchietto m retrovisore

bird's-eye view English-Spanish

vista f aérea

rear-view mirror English-Spanish

(espejo m) retrovisor m

on view in view1 English-Spanish

exponerse* (al público)