sight
//saɪt//
Noun
sightSingular
sightsPlural
1
The ability to see; the faculty of vision.
She lost her sight in an accident.
2
The act of seeing or observing something.
The sight of the accident shocked everyone.
3
Something that is seen; a view or spectacle.
The sunset over the ocean was a beautiful sight.
4
A notable or interesting place worth visiting; a landmark.
We visited all the famous sights in Paris.
5
A device used to assist aim, especially on a firearm or optical instrument.
He adjusted the sight on his rifle before taking aim.
Verb
1
To observe or catch sight of something, especially something distant or unusual.
The sailors sighted land after weeks at sea.
2
To aim a weapon or instrument using sights.
He sighted the rifle at the target.