1.b> ; to have good [poor] sight [] ; to lose one's sight ;
2.b> ; to faint at the sight of blood ; to catch sight of smb., smth. , / ; I can't stand the sight of her .i> ;
3.b> ; to be in / within / the sight ; ; out of sight i>; / ; get out of my sight! ! ! ! the boat disappeared from sight / ;
4.b> ; a spectacular sight / ; he was a sorry sight ;
5.b> pli> ; when you come to New York I'll show you the sights - , ; to see the sights / ;
6.b> .i> i> i> ; to be / to look / a perfect sight ; ;
7.b> , ; ( i>.);
at sightb> .i> on sight; at first sightb> ) ; it may, at first sight, seem a surprising choice , ; ) ; love at first sight ; in sightb> ) / ; ) , ; victory was in sight ; in the sight of smb., in smb.'s sightb> .i> / ; to lose sight of smb., smth.b> ) , ; ) , / ; , ; on sightb> , ; the soldiers were given orders to shoot the enemy on sight ; to set one's sights on smth. / on doing smth. /b> / ; - ; she's set her sights on becoming an actress .
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