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view in Maithili মৈথিলী

view in Nepali नेपाली

view in Telugu తెలుగు

view in Urdu اُردُو

view in English

  • view
    expr. in view of,
    a. considering; because of.
    Ex. In view of the fact that he is the best player on the team, he should be the captain.
    b. in prospect or anticipation of.
    Ex. Musters were being taken through England in view of w

  • view
    expr. in view,
    a. in sight.
    Ex. As the noise grew louder, the airplane came in view. (Figurative.) He had no other job in view.
    b. (Figurative.) under consideration or attention.
    Ex. Try to keep the teacher's advice in view as y

  • view
    expr. on view, to be seen; open for people to see.
    Ex. The exhibit is on view in the museum's new wing from 9 A.M. to 5 P.M.

  • view
    expr. take a dim view of, to look upon or regard with disapproval, doubt, pessimism, or the like.
    Ex. President Eisenhower and his assistants [took] a dim view of ... having beauty queens pictured with the President (Tuscaloosa News).

  • view
    expr. with a view to,
    a. with the purpose or intention of; with the hope of effecting or accomplishing.
    Ex. He worked hard after school with a view to earning money for a new bicycle.
    b. with regard to.
    Ex. War may be considered

  • view
    noun 1. the act of seeing; sight.
    Ex. It was our first view of the ocean.
    (SYN) look, survey, inspection, scrutiny.
    2. the power of seeing; range of the eye.
    Ex. A ship came into view.
    3. a thing seen; scene.
    Ex. Th

  • view
    v.t. 1. to see; look at.
    Ex. They viewed the scene with pleasure.
    (SYN) behold, witness, survey, examine, scan.
    2. to look at carefully; inspect.
    Ex. to view specimens under a microscope.
    3. (Figurative.) to consider; reg

  • view
    view, noun, verb.

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