sight

/sɑɪt/ n [C/U] (VIEW)

Definition

› something that is in someone’s view, or the view someone has: [C] The finish line was a welcome sight for the runners. [C] Don’t let the children out of your sight. [U] Keep your bags in sight. › A sight is also an interesting place: [C] No sights in Moscow are more historic than the Kremlin.

(Definition of sight n (VIEW) from the Cambridge Academic Content Dictionary © Cambridge University Press)