view
US: /ˈvju/
UK: /vjˈuː/
English - Vietnamese dictionary
view /vju:/- danh từ
- sự nhìn, sự thấy, tầm nhìn, tầm mắt
- to go out of view: đi khuất không nhìn thấy được nữa
- hidden from view: bị che khuất
- to come in view: hiện ra trước mắt
- to keep in view: không rời mắt, theo sát; trông nom săn sóc đến, để ý luôn luôn đến
- cái nhìn thấy, cảnh, quang cảnh
- this room has a fine view: ở phòng này nhìn ra phong cảnh đẹp
- panoramic view of the town: toàn cảnh của thành phố
- dịp được xem, cơ hội được thấy
- private view: cuộc trưng bày (tranh...) dành riêng cho bạn bè và các nhà phê bình
- quan điểm, nhận xét, ý kiến, cách nhìn
- to form a clear view of the facts: có cách nhìn rõ ràng các sự việc
- to hold advanced views: có những quan điểm tiên tiến
- to share someone's views: cùng quan điểm với ai
- to have opposite views: có những ý kiến đối lập nhau
- point of view: quan điểm
- political view: chính kiến
- in view of: xét thấy, vì lý do, bởi, vì
- dự kiến, ý định
- to have something in view: dự kiến một việc gì
- to have other views for: có những dự kiến khác đối với
- with a view to; with the view of: với ý định
- with this in view: với ý định này
- (pháp lý) sự khám xét tại chỗ, sự thẩm tra tại chỗ
- sự nhìn, sự thấy, tầm nhìn, tầm mắt
- ngoại động từ
- thấy, nhìn, xem, quan sát
- nhìn, xét, nghĩ về
- to view a matter from one's standpoint: nhìn vấn đề theo quan điểm của mình
Advanced English dictionary
noun, verb+ noun
opinion
1 [C, often pl.] ~ (about / on sth) a personal opinion about sth; an attitude towards sth: to have different / conflicting / opposing views + to have strong political views + His views on the subject were well known. + This evidence supports the view that there is too much violence on television. + We take the view that it would be wrong to interfere. + In my view it was a waste of time. + What is needed is a frank exchange of views.
See also -
way of understanding
2 [sing.] ~ (of sth) a way of understanding or thinking about sth: He has an optimistic view of life. + the Christian view of the world / the Christian world view + The traditional view was that marriage was meant to last. + The book gives readers an inside view of political life.
what you can see
3 [U, sing.] used when you are talking about whether you can see sth or whether sth can be seen in a particular situation: The lake soon came into view. + The sun disappeared from view. + There was nobody in view. + Sit down-you're blocking my view. + I didn't have a good view of the stage.
4 [C] what you can see from a particular place or position, especially beautiful natural scenery: There were magnificent views of the surrounding countryside. + The view from the top of the tower was spectacular. + a sea / mountain view + I'd like a room with a view. - SIGHT
photograph / picture
5 [C] a photograph or picture that shows an interesting place or scene: a book with views of Paris
chance to see sth
6 (also viewing) [C] a special chance to see or admire sth: a private view (for example, of an art exhibition)
Idioms: have, etc. sth in view (formal) to have a particular aim, plan, etc. in your mind: He wanted to make money and went abroad with this end in view.
in full view (of sb/sth) completely visible, directly in front of sb/sth: He was shot in full view of a large crowd.
in view of sth considering sth: In view of the weather, the event will now be held indoors.
on view being shown in a public place so that people can look at it: The new discoveries will be on view in London in the spring.
with a view to sth / to doing sth (formal) with the intention or hope of doing sth: He's painting the house with a view to selling it.
more at BIRD, DIM adj., HEAVE v., LONG adj.
+ verb [VN]
think about sth
1 ~ sb/sth as sth
~ sb/sth with sth to think about sb/sth in a particular way
Synonym: REGARD
When the car was first built, the design was viewed as highly original. + How do you view your position within the company? + She has always viewed him with suspicion. + You should view their offer with a great deal of caution.
look at sth
2 to look at sth, especially when you look carefully: People came from all over the world to view her work. + A viewing platform gave stunning views over the valley. + The eclipse should only be viewed through a special lens.
3 to visit a house, etc. with the intention of buying or renting it: The property can only be viewed by appointment.
watch tv, film / movie
4 (formal) to watch television, a film/movie, etc: The show has a viewing audience of six million (= six million people watch it). + an opportunity to view the movie before it goes on general release
Thesaurus dictionary
n.
1 outlook, aspect, prospect, scene, perspective, vista, panorama, spectacle, picture, tableau; landscape, seascape, cityscape:
From the tower we had a view of the devastation below.
2 opinion, point of view, approach, position, judgement, belief, way of thinking, conception, understanding, impression, feeling, sentiment, notion:
Denham's view is that the country's defences are inadequate.
3 aspect, angle, position, prospect, perspective, vision, representation, projection:
Here is a termite's-eye view of the timbers in your house.
4 inspection, survey, vision, sight, observation, scrutiny, examination, contemplation, study:
The shroud was pulled away, exposing the revolting object to our view.
5 aim, direction, intent, intention, purpose, objective, object, expectation, prospect, vision, hope, dream:
We cultivated their friendship with a view to being invited aboard their yacht.
6 in view of. in light of, considering, in consideration of, because of, on account of:
In view of your failure to respond to our letters, we must refer the matter to our lawyers.
v.
7 look at or upon or over, see, take in, watch, observe, scrutinize, examine, regard, behold:
From this vantage point one can view the entire valley.
8 witness, see, watch, observe, take in:
We viewed the entire robbery as it took place.
9 regard, consider, think of, look on or upon, judge, deem, believe, hold, estimate, rate, gauge, assess:
Control views Craven as a threat.
viewpointn.
standpoint, (point of) view, attitude, angle, slant, position, stance, vantage point, perspective, frame of reference, way of thinking, context:
From our viewpoint, widening the road only encourages speeding.
Collocation
1 opinion/idea about sth
ADJ.
general, popular, prevailing, widely held
The prevailing view is that he has done a good job in difficult circumstances.
| conflicting, differing, divergent, opposing, polarized
The debate brings together experts with conflicting views.
| clear, forthright, strong
He's a doctor with clear views on how to prevent illness.
| idealized, optimistic, positive, romantic, rosy
Her rosy view of life abroad seems rather naive.
| jaundiced, negative, pessimistic
After his experience in jail, he has a pretty jaundiced view of the penal system.
| conventional
The conventional view is that work is pleasant and rewarding.
| unorthodox | minority | political | liberal, modern, progressive, radical | moderate | conservative, reactionary | extremist, hard-line | stereotyped, stereotypical | informed | ill-informed, uninformed | world
His world view revolves around a battle between rich and poor.
VERB + VIEW
have, hold | take
I took the view that an exception should be made in this case.
| air, convey, expound, express, make known, present, put forward
The meeting gave everyone the chance to air their views. She picked up the phone and made her views known to her boss.
| discuss, exchange, share
At the meeting, we hope people will exchange views freely.
| canvass, solicit
He called a meeting to solicit the views of his staff.
| reflect, represent
His letter to the management did not reflect the views of his colleagues.
| adhere to, agree with, endorse | confirm, support | challenge
His music challenges the view that modern jazz is inaccessible.
PREP.
in your ~
In my view it was a waste of time.
| ~ about
Teachers generally keep their views about politics hidden.
| ~ on
Experts hold widely differing views on this subject.
PHRASES
an exchange of views
It's good to have a full and frank exchange of views.
| a point of view
From a teacher's point of view, activities that can be done with minimal preparation are invaluable.
| take a dim view of sth
(= have a poor opinion of sth)My mother takes a pretty dim view of my cooking skills.
2 ability to see/be seen from a particular place
ADJ.
good, grandstand, wonderful | poor, terrible
We had a poor view of the stage from where we were sitting.
| clear, unimpeded, uninterrupted, unobstructed | back, front, rear, side
The picture shows a front view of the car.
| close, close-up | public
Tensions within the band remained hidden from public view.
| overall
(figurative) The staff handbook gives an overall view of the company.
VERB + VIEW
get, have
The pillar prevented me getting a clear view of the action.
| give sb
The patio gave an unimpeded view across the headland to the sea.
| block
A woman in a very large hat was blocking my view of the procession.
| come into
A large truck suddenly came into view.
| disappear from
They stood waving on the platform, until the train disappeared from view.
| be hidden from
PREP.
in ~
There was nobody in view.
| on ~
The carriage was put on view for the public to see.
PHRASES
in full view (of sth)
He was shot in full view of a large crowd.
3 scenery
ADJ.
breathtaking, fine, lovely, magnificent, spectacular, splendid, stunning, superb, wonderful
a room with a breathtaking view across the bay
| commanding, panoramic | mountain, sea, etc.
VERB + VIEW
afford, boast, enjoy, give, have
Most rooms enjoy panoramic views of the sea. The large windows give fine views of the surrounding countryside.
| admire, enjoy
a place to unwind and enjoy the view
PREP.
~ across/over
a view over the valley
| ~ from
the view from his apartment
| ~ of
PHRASES
a room with a view
Concise dictionary
views|viewed|viewingvjuːnoun
+a way of regarding situations or topics etc.
+the visual percept of a region
+the act of looking or seeing or observing
+the range of the eye
+a personal belief or judgment that is not founded on proof or certainty
+a message expressing a belief about something; the expression of a belief that is held with confidence but not substantiated by positive knowledge or proof
+purpose; the phrase `with a view to' means `with the intention of' or `for the purpose of'
+graphic art consisting of the graphic or photographic representation of a visual percept
+the range of interest or activity that can be anticipated
+outward appearance
verb
+deem to be
+look at carefully; study mentally
+see or watch
