Come into view Meaning in English

expression

US

ˈkəm/ /ˈɪntu/, /ɪnˈtu/, /ɪntə/ /ˈvju

KUHM in-too VYOO

UK

kˈʌm/ /ˈɪntʊ/ /vjˈuː

KUHM in-tuh VYOO

Definition

To suddenly become visible or noticeable after being hidden or far away.

Usage & Nuances

'Come into view' is formal or neutral and used with physical objects or people becoming visible. Common variations: 'came into view', 'coming into view'. It’s not for ideas or non-physical things.

• Spanish: aparecer - hacerse visible
• Portuguese (BR): aparecer - tornar-se visível
• Portuguese (PT): aparecer - tornar-se visível
• Chinese (Simplified): 出现 - 进入视线
• Chinese (Traditional): 出現 - 進入視線
• Hindi: दृष्टि में आना - दिखाई देना
• Arabic: يظهر - يدخل في مجال الرؤية
• Bengali: দৃষ্টিগোচর হওয়া - চোখে পড়া
• Russian: показаться - появиться
• Japanese: 見えてくる - 姿を現す
• Vietnamese: hiện ra
• Korean: 눈에 들어오다 - 나타나다
• Turkish: görünmek - ortaya çıkmak
• Urdu: نظر آنے لگنا - دکھائی دینا
• Indonesian: muncul ke pandangan - terlihat

Example Sentences

After the fog cleared, the mountain came into view.

basic

A car suddenly came into view on the road.

basic

The plane came into view above the clouds.

basic

We waited on the shore until the boat finally came into view.

natural

Just as we turned the corner, the park came into view.

natural

A rainbow came into view after the storm passed.

natural