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Meanings of view in English
Synonyms
Examples for "scene"
Examples for "scene"
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It is possible to improvise the whole scene with 'yes' and 'no'.
2
Police said a cordon will remain in place at the scene today.
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Cradock Public Order Police are on the scene maintaining law and order.
4
This time, however, the crime scene showed evidence of a frenzied attack.
5
The story, however, has changed several times between officers on the scene.
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There's no prospect of Britain joining a common asylum process in Europe.
2
Mr Wheeler said there was every prospect the strong growth would continue.
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However, the prospect of her release also stirred resentment among kidnapping victims.
4
However, the prospect of her release has stirred resentment among kidnapping victims.
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A growing number of influential investors think it's an increasingly likely prospect.
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Then he said, 'I really believe in the environmental aspect of this.
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But there is another aspect of this case that concerns me today.
3
That might be a hidden aspect of the problem, said Mr McGarvey.
4
Second-hand gaming market Another aspect to consider is the second-hand gaming market.
5
None took on the final, ring-shaped aspect of the great Halos, however.
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The man rolled them back; another vista lost itself in the darkness.
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The long vista of the woods led her onward in wandering thoughts.
3
The carriage was just disappearing down the vista of elms and cottonwoods.
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The flowers along the vista, brighter than the victor-wreaths at its close.
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The low-slanting sun cast across the vista a sleepy light of evening.
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Most rooms have sea views; La Rotonde restaurant has an Atlantic panorama.
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But the best display, the panorama, takes up the entire fourth floor.
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The sunset light was falling upon the splendid panorama and softening it.
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The picturesque Indian costume gives an oriental cast to the moving panorama.
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Peering over the parapet, we saw the whole panorama of the battleground.
A personal belief or judgment that is not founded on proof or certainty.
Usage of view in English
1
However, proxy firms say they do listen to companies' points of view.
2
I have made my view absolutely clear and my intention absolutely clear.
3
The work on view is also, by the way, extraordinarily good value.
4
He has to work from the physical point of view, of course.
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Most countries regard Israeli settlements as illegal, a view that Israel disputes.
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This brings us to the second problem: a narrow view of computing.
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This is from an oil security point of view a crucial question.
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Business Opinion: Two very different Waterford Wedgwoods were on view last week.
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This latter view also explains part of the market reaction thus far.
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The trend, however, is probably dangerous from a publishing point of view.
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In that case, I would welcome his view of the problem, also.
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Does Trump really want that from a political strategy point of view?
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Some have seen it as innocent; others clearly view it as inappropriate.
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But the Fine Gael view clearly extends to Europe in this instance.
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However, in my view, such incidents raise a wider issue of principle.
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The new law takes confrontation behind the scenes, out of public view.
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View through the time
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