Come into sight Meaning in English

expression

US

ˈkəm/ /ˈɪntu/, /ɪnˈtu/, /ɪntə/ /ˈsaɪt

KUHM IN-too SYTE

UK

kˈʌm/ /ˈɪntʊ/ /sˈaɪt

KUM in-tuh SYTE

Definição

To suddenly become visible or able to be seen, often after being hidden or far away.

Uso & Nuances

Used in both literal and metaphorical senses; can describe objects, people, or even ideas that become visible or noticeable. Common collocations: 'finally come into sight', 'barely come into sight'. Often used in narrative or descriptive contexts.

• Spanish: aparecer - entrar en la vista
• Portuguese (BR): aparecer - surgir à vista
• Portuguese (PT): aparecer - surgir à vista
• Chinese (Simplified): 出现 - 显现
• Chinese (Traditional): 出現 - 顯現
• Hindi: दिखाई देना - नजर आना
• Arabic: يظهر - يلوح في الأفق
• Bengali: দৃষ্টিগোচর হওয়া - চোখে পড়া
• Russian: показаться - появиться
• Japanese: 見えてくる
• Vietnamese: hiện ra - xuất hiện
• Korean: 보이기 시작하다 - 눈에 들어오다
• Turkish: görünmek - görünmeye başlamak
• Urdu: نظر آنا - نمودار ہونا
• Indonesian: muncul - tampak

Frases de Exemplo

The mountain finally came into sight after hours of walking.

basic

As the fog lifted, the boat came into sight.

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A rainbow came into sight after the rain stopped.

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We waited for hours before any help finally came into sight.

natural

Just as I was about to give up, the bus came into sight down the road.

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New opportunities came into sight when she changed careers.

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