in sight



in sight

 
1. Lit. within the range of vision; visible. The goal is in sight. The end of the road is in sight.
2. Fig. known; expected. The end of the project is finally in sight.
See also: sight

in sight

1. Within one's range of vision, as in The sailboat was still in sight on the horizon. [c. 1200]
2. Also, in one's sight or sights . Before one's eyes; also, within one's awareness. For example, In the world's sight he was at fault, or Harold had that promotion firmly in his sights. [c. 1200]
See also: sight

Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
Kane[kein]
Gleason['gli:sən]
Mstislavmstee-SLAHF (Russian)Czech, Russian, Medieval Slavic
JukkaYOOK-kahFinnish
Kristiyan-Bulgarian
&Aelig;Lfheah-Anglo-Saxon