Describe Sight

Question 1

If your vision is … you cannot see clearly.

Answer 1

Blurred (vision)

Question 2

1 unclear in shape, or making it difficult to see shapes

2 difficult to remember or understand clearly

Answer 2

Blurred /blɜːd $ blɜːrd/ Adjective
Ex: a blurred photo.
Blurred memories.

Question 3

The ability to see

Answer 3

Eyesight
Syn : sight
Ex you may have good/poor eyesight

Question 4

A slight pain in your eyes e.g.from reading a lot.

Answer 4

Eye strain

Question 5

A feeling of slight pain (noun)

Answer 5

Discomfort

Ex: cause discomfort

Question 6

Verb
Shut and open your eyes quickly
intransitive] if lights blink, they shine unsteadily or go on and off quickly

Answer 6

Blink /blɪŋk/

Question 7

Noun

تاری دید

Answer 7

Blurred vision

Question 8

Adj for eyes
Painful, red, or swollen
متورم و قرمز

Answer 8

Irritated /ˈɪrɪteɪtɪd/

Question 9

Noun
تورم و سوزش (بیماری چشمی)
التهاب (چشمی)

Answer 9

Irritation

Question 10

Verb
Make sth less unpleasant or painfull
Syn?

Answer 10

Ease sth

Syn: alleviate sth

Question 11

Verb

Change sth slightly to make it more suitable

Answer 11

Adjust sth

Question 12

Verb

Remove or get rid of sth

Answer 12

Eliminate sth

Question 13

Glare /ɡleə $ ɡler/

Answer 13

Noun
1 [singular, uncountable] a bright unpleasant light which hurts your eyes.
2 [countable] a long angry look.
Verb
1 look angrily at someone for a long time → stare
2 [always + adverb/preposition] to shine with a very strong bright light which hurts your eyes.
Ex: The sun glared down on us.

Question 14

Slightly wet, often in a way that is useful or pleasant.

Answer 14

Moist

Question 15

Slightly wet, often in a way that is unpleasant.

Answer 15

Damp

Question 16

Verb

Look at sth for a long time because you are interested in it or are thinking about sth else

Answer 16

Gaze at sth

Ex: we stood at the top of the hill and gazing at the breathtaking view

Question 17

Adj

Very impressive sight (view, scenery)

Answer 17

Breathtaking

Syn:spectacular

Question 18

Adv

Only with great difficulty or effort SYN only just

Answer 18

Barely

Ex:the port was barely visible through the early mirning haze.

Question 19

Noun

Smoke, dust, or moist in the air which is hard to see through

Answer 19

Haze

Adj: hazy

Question 20

Verb

Make sth/sb out

Answer 20

To be just able to see or hear sth

Ex: he could just make out a dark shape moving towards him.

Question 21

Phrasal verb

Appear

Answer 21

Come into view/sight

Opp:disappear from view/sight

Question 22

Verb

Stand without moving

Answer 22

Stand still

Ex: the two deers stood completely still looking us.

Question 23

Verb

Look at sb/sth carefully or because you are suspicious of them/it.

Answer 23

Eye sb/sth

Ex: The man behind the desk eyed us suspiciously.

Question 24

Adj

Wary /ˈweəri $ ˈweri/

Answer 24

someone who is wary is careful because they think something might be dangerous or harmful
Ex:be wary of (doing) something
I’m a bit wary of driving in this fog.

Question 25

Noun and adv of warry

Answer 25

Noun: wariness
Adv: warily

Question 26

Glimpse /ɡlɪmps/

Answer 26

Noun: a very brief look. نگاه گذرا
Verb: to get a brief look at.نگاه گذرا کردن

Question 27

Collocation contains glimpse

Answer 27

Catch a glimpse of sb/sth
Or
Glimpse sth
Ex: we caught a glimpse of the actress as she left the theatre.

Question 28

Collocation

Means to see sb/sth suddenly, often when you have been hoping to see them

Answer 28

Catch sight of sb/sth

Ex: she caught a sight of her cousin in the crowd.

Question 29

Verb

Spot sb/sth

Answer 29

To see sb/sth suddenly especially when they are hard to see.

Ex: I spotted several mistakes in my work before I handed it in.