视
see; regard; inspect; surname
Meanings
4 senses · 17 examplesverb
to see; to look at; to view
Refers to the act of seeing or looking at something, often used with compound words about vision.
His eyesight is very good, he can see the distant mountains clearly.
When crossing the road, pay attention to your line of sight to avoid danger.
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She is nearsighted and needs to wear glasses.
Facing his old friend, he turned a blind eye as if he didn't recognize him.
The doctor is checking the patient's eyesight condition.
verb
to regard; to treat; to consider
Used to express how one views or treats someone or something, often paired with adjectives to indicate the degree of regard.
We must not belittle other people's work achievements.
Parents should pay attention to their children's mental health.
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He scorns those who do not follow the rules.
This company treats all customers equally and will not discriminate.
Teachers should treat every student equally.
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to inspect; to examine; to survey
formalRefers to on-site inspection or supervision of a place, work, or situation.
The leaders personally inspected the production situation at the factory.
The provincial governor will tour various places to inspect poverty alleviation work.
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The school arranged teachers to supervise the exam site to ensure fairness and impartiality.
The superior department will inspect the epidemic prevention work at the grassroots level.
The inspection team will inspect the local environmental protection work.
noun
surname Shi
Used as a Chinese family name, with a relatively small population of bearers.
Mr. Shi is the Chinese teacher at our school.
I have a colleague with the surname Shi, everyone calls him Xiao Shi.