sighted

• Describe a una persona o animal que tiene la capacidad de ver; que no es ciego. También puede referirse a alguien que ve bien o que es perspicaz visualmente.

Describes a person or animal that has the ability to see; not blind.

1. Having the ability to seeB1formal

   Not blind; possessing the sense of sight.

   que ve

   • The school provides resources for both blind and sighted students.
   • Sighted people often take their vision for granted.
   • The guide dog helps its owner navigate around sighted pedestrians.

   Sinónimosseeing

   Antónimosblindunsighted

2. Having a specified type of visionB2formal

   Used in combination to describe a particular quality or condition of eyesight.

   Que tiene vista (de un tipo especificado)

   • He is far-sighted and needs glasses for reading.
   • She is near-sighted and can't see distant objects clearly.
   • The eagle is known for being sharp-sighted.

   Sinónimoseyedseeing

• Verbo que se refiere al acto de ver u observar algo, especialmente después de buscarlo o desde una distancia. También puede indicar el hecho de avistar o divisar un objetivo o punto de referencia.

A verb used to indicate the act of seeing or observing something, especially after searching or from a distance.

1. To see or observeB2formal

   To see something, especially after looking for it or from a distance.

   divisar / avistar

   • The sailors sighted land after weeks at sea.
   • The lookout sighted a ship on the horizon.
   • We sighted a rare bird during our hike.

   Sinónimosdiscernespyglimpsenoticeobserveperceivespotspy

   Antónimosignoremissoverlook

2. B2formal

   To look at something through a sight (e.g., on a gun or telescope) to aim or align.

   Apuntar (con un arma o instrumento óptico)

   • He sighted the target through the rifle scope.
   • The surveyor sighted the distant point with his instrument.
   • She sighted along the edge of the board to check if it was straight.

   Sinónimosaimaligndraw a bead ontake aimtargetzero in