Sight
101sight-hole — sightˈ hole noun An aperture for looking through • • • Main Entry: ↑sight …
102sight-player — sightˈ player , ● sight …
103sight-playing — sightˈ playing , ● sight …
104sight reading — sight reading, a reading of a piece of music or passage in a foreign language at first sight …
105sight|ing — «SY tihng», noun. 1. an act or instance of seeing: »Sea serpent sightings have diminished of late (Time). 2. the act of adjusting the sight or aligning the sights of a gun or instrument: »The rotation of the earth moves objects out of the field… …
106sight|line — «SYT LYN», noun. a straight line from the eye to the object looked at; line of sight …
107sight|screen — «SYT SKREEN», noun. Cricket. a structure of canvas or wood behind the bowler, serving as a white background that enables the batsman to have a clear sight of the bail …
108sight|wor|thy — «SYT WUR thee», adjective, thi|er, thi|est. worthy of being seen, or of being visited as a sight …
109Sight Unseen — est une pièce de théâtre américaine écrite par Donald Margulies en 1991. Argument Cette section est vide, insuffisamment détaillée ou incomplète. Votre aide est la bienvenue ! Interprétations Aux États Unis, elle a été jouée avec succès en… …
110sight credit — A letters of credit where the seller is paid immediately on presentation of the documents. Practical Law Dictionary. Glossary of UK, US and international legal terms. www.practicallaw.com. 2010 …
