sights
/saɪts/
noun
- Places of interest or things worth seeing, especially for tourists.
- The tour guide showed us the historical sights of the old city.
- She took a bus tour to see the natural sights of the national park.
- We visited all the famous sights in Paris, including the Eiffel Tower.
- The ability to see; vision.
- His sights were failing as he grew older.
- The doctor checked her sights during the eye exam.
- Losing his sights was a difficult adjustment for the veteran.
- Devices on a gun or optical instrument used for aiming or viewing.
- She looked through the sights of the camera to frame the photo.
- The telescope's sights were misaligned, so the image was blurry.
- He adjusted the sights on his rifle before shooting.
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