The difference between view, sight and sense

The difference between view, sight and scene

1. Different pronunciation

view English [vju?] American [vju?]

sight English [sa?t] American [sa?t]

scene English [si?n] American [si?n]

2. Different interpretations

view

n. View; see; vision; (personal) opinion; opinion; attitude; (understanding or thinking) method; way; horizon; line of sight; (seen from somewhere) Scenery, scenery; scenery photo; (once) viewing;

vt. to look at; to regard as; to treat with; (especially) to carefully inspect; to inspect (a house, etc., for the purpose of buying or renting); See, watch (TV, movies, etc.);

sight

n. Scene; see; vision; vision; field of vision; range of vision; things seen (or visible); Places of interest; funny (or dirty, messy, annoying) people (or things); sights;

vt. see, discover (things to look forward to);

adj . Pay upon sight;

scene

n. Scene; Scene; Situation; Shot; (especially the place where an unpleasant event occurs), scene; event; fragment; ( The scene of a drama or opera; the field of activity; the scene; the painting (or photography) work that expresses the scene; quarrel, noise;

3. Different word forms

The second part of view Third person singular: views? Plural: views? Present participle: viewing? Past tense: viewed? Past participle: viewed

Third person singular of sight: sights? Plural: sights? Present participle: sighting? Past tense: sighted? past participle: sighted

The plural of scene: scenes

4. Different usages

view mainly refers to things or scenes seen from somewhere, sometimes It also refers to "landscape", especially natural beauty, for example:

1. The view from our window was one of beautiful green countryside. From our window we could see a beautiful green countryside.

2. The view from the top of the mountain was breathtaking. The view from the top of the mountain was breathtaking.

Sight can refer to scenes, the landscape seen in front of you, as well as scenic spots and scenery. However, when expressing the meaning of the latter, it is customary to use the plural, for example:

1. My sight is failing, and I can't see to read any more. My sight is failing, and I can't see to read any more.

2. We'd toured the sights of Paris.

Scene mostly refers to the "scenery", "scene", etc. represented by a specific or specific scene. It can be indoor or outdoor, urban or rural, or It can be active or static, for example:

1. It's a scene of complete devastation. It's a devastated scene.

2. To add verisimilitude, the stage is covered with sand for the desert scenes. In order to be more realistic, the stage is covered with sand as a desert scene. .

5. Bilingual Examples

view

1. This?view?is?common?across?all?sections?of?the?community.?< /p>

This view is generally held by people from all walks of life in the community.

2. We are now taking a more optimistic view.

We are now taking a more optimistic view.

3. People?came?from?all?over?the?world?to?view?her?work.?

Audiences come from all over the world to appreciate her works.

4. People?came?from?all?over?the?world?to?view?her?work.?

People came from all over the world to appreciate her works.

5. In?my?view?it?was?a?waste?of?time.?

In my opinion, this is a waste of time.

sight

1. The?starving?children?were?a?pathetic?sight.?

Hungry children look like a miserable sight. .

2. We?encountered?the?pathetic?sight?of?a?family?packing?up?its?home?

We witnessed a family packing up their belongings and preparing to leave The miserable scene.

3. He?had?placed?himself?directly?in?my?line?of?sight.?

He happened to appear in my sight at that time.

4. At?last?we?came?in?sight?of?a?few?houses.?

Finally, we saw several houses.

5. There was no one in sight.

No one could be seen.

scene

1. The stuntman will double for the main actor during the action scenes.

Some In action scenes, stuntmen replaced the lead actors.

2. It?was?a?prosaic?description?of?the?scene.?

This is an unimaginative description of the scene.

3. A?photographer?recorded?the?scene?on?video?for?posterity?

The photographer used a camera to record the scene for future generations.

4. Thick?black?smoke?billowed?over?the?scene.

In this scene, thick black smoke billows up.

5. It?was?a?scene?of?such?domestic?bliss.?

This is a scene of family happiness.