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vista

/ˈvɪs.tə/

Traduction: Nom désignant une vue ou un panorama, souvent étendu ou agréable, qui s'offre au regard depuis un point élevé ou à travers une ouverture longue et étroite.

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noun

/ˈvɪs.tə/B2formal
  • frNom désignant une vue ou un panorama, souvent étendu ou agréable, qui s'offre au regard depuis un point élevé ou à travers une ouverture longue et étroite.

A noun referring to the visual percept of a region, often a pleasing or extensive view seen through a long opening or from a high point.

  1. Scenic viewB2formal

    A pleasing view of a wide area, especially from a high point.

    frVue panoramique

    • From the top of the hill, we enjoyed a breathtaking vista of the valley.
    • The hotel room offered a stunning vista of the ocean.
    • The hiking trail opened up to a beautiful vista of the mountains.

    Synonymeslandscapeoutlookpanoramaperspectiveprospectscenesceneryview

  2. Mental overviewC1formal

    A comprehensive mental view of a series of events or a situation.

    frvue d'ensemble mentale

    • The book provides a broad vista of 19th-century European history.
    • The lecture opened up a new vista of possibilities for the students.
    • He had a clear vista of his career path after the meeting.

    Synonymesmental pictureoutlookoverviewpanoramaperspectivesurveyvision

Formes
  • vistas plural form
  • vistas' possessive plural form
  • vista's possessive singular form
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