sighted

英 [ˈsaɪtɪd]

美 [ˈsaɪtɪd]

adj.  看得见的; 有视力的; 有…视力的; 视力…的
v.  看到，发现(期待的事物)
sight的过去分词和过去式

过去分词：sighted　过去式：sighted　

Collins.1 / BNC.37974 / COCA.18568

牛津词典

adj.

• 看得见的；有视力的
  able to see; not blind
  1. the blind parents of sighted children
     有正常视力的孩子的盲人父母
• 有…视力的；视力…的
  able to see in the way mentioned
  1. partially sighted
     有部分视力的
  2. short-sighted
     近视的
  3. long-sighted
     远视的

柯林斯词典

• See also:Blind children tend to be more passive in this area of motor development than sighted children.clear-sightedfar-sightedlong-sightednear-sightedshort-sighted

英英释义

adj

• able to see

双语例句

• Twenty minutes later he sighted two helicopters.
  20分钟后他看见了两架直升机。
• The advance troops have sighted the enemy.
  先头部队已看见了敌人。
• I'm afraid Jason is becoming near sighted.
  我担心杰森恐怕有近视了。
• The first mate sighted a herd of whales ahead to the left of the boat.
  大副发现船的左前方有鲸鱼群。
• But such views are shallow and near sighted IMO.
  但是，依我看这种观点是肤浅的和短视的。
• For three months the seamen sighted no land except a few desolate, uninhabited islands.
  三个月以来，水手们除了看到几个荒无人烟的岛屿之外，见不到任何陆地。
• The plane skimmed along just above the surface of the fjord, until they sighted the village.
  飞机刚好贴着峡湾的水面掠过，直至他们看到了村庄。
• The security forces sighted a group of young men that had crossed the border
  安全部队突然看见一群越过边境的年轻人。
• We sighted land at last.
  我们终于看见陆地了。
• Blind and sighted children should attend the same school.
  失明的孩子和视力正常的孩子应该上相同的学校。