within view
within view — idiom
1. positioned or located where someone can see it; able to be seen from a particula
positioned or located where someone can see it; able to be seen from a particular place.
From the hotel balcony, the ocean was within view for the first time that morning.
The hikers stayed within view of the camp while gathering firewood.
within view of — specifying reference point
With the trees bare in winter, the old chapel was within view from every house on the hill.
The architect designed the kitchen so the garden was within view from the sink.
- visible
the most direct equivalent, but 'visible' can also refer to something that can be seen with instruments or under special conditions
- in sight
more informal and often implies something is close enough to be seen clearly
- observable
more formal; emphasises that something can be noticed or detected
- out of sight
the opposite condition — not able to be seen
- hidden
implies something is concealed on purpose or by an obstacle
文法句型
be within view (of [something])
be within view from [somewhere]
用法筆記
Often followed by 'of' to specify a reference landmark (within view of the house), or 'from' to name the vantage point (within view from the window).