viewed

UK
/vjuːd/
US
/vjuːd/
viewverb

viewed

Past Simple

viewed
Past Simple
viewed
Past Participle
viewing
ing-form
UK
/vjuː/
US
/vjuː/
Translations
She went to the gallery to view the new art exhibition.
Elle est allée à la galerie pour regarder la nouvelle exposition d'art.
He views the situation as an opportunity rather than a problem.
Il considère la situation comme une opportunité plutôt que comme un problème.
Additional translations
examinerSens d'examen ou d'inspection.
visionnerPour un programme, un film ou un contenu audiovisuel.
Definitions
to look at or inspect something.
She went to the gallery to view the new art exhibition.
to consider or regard in a particular light or aspect.
He views the situation as an opportunity rather than a problem.
to watch a television program, film, or other visual media.
They gathered in the living room to view the latest episode of their favorite show.
viewnoun
Definitions
The ability to see something or to be seen from a particular place.
The view from the top of the mountain was breathtaking.
A sight or prospect, typically of a landscape or scene.
The hotel room offered a stunning view of the ocean.
A particular way of considering or regarding something; an attitude or opinion.
In my view, the policy needs to be revised.
A visual representation or image of something.
The architect presented a 3D view of the new building design.
An inspection or survey of a place or area.
The real estate agent arranged a view of the property for potential buyers.
viewadjective
Definitions
Relating to the visual display or presentation of information or images.
The application separates the data model from the view components.