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viewing

UK
/ˈvjuːɪŋ/
US
/ˈvjuːɪŋ/
viewingnoun
viewings
pl
Translations
visionnageAu sens de vision d’un film, d’une émission, etc.
The movie was so popular that it required multiple viewings to catch all the details.
Le film était si populaire qu’il a nécessité plusieurs visionnages pour en saisir tous les détails.
visiteAu sens de visite d’un lieu ou d’un bien à voir, notamment avant achat ou exposition.
We scheduled a viewing of the new art exhibit at the gallery.
Nous avons programmé une visite de la nouvelle exposition d’art à la galerie.
veillée funèbreAu sens funéraire.
The family held a viewing at the funeral home the night before the burial.
La famille a organisé une veillée funèbre au funérarium la veille de l’inhumation.
Definitions
The act of watching something, such as a television program, film, or event.
The movie was so popular that it required multiple viewings to catch all the details.
An occasion for seeing something, such as an exhibition or a house for sale.
We scheduled a viewing of the new art exhibit at the gallery.
A period during which a body is displayed to the public before a funeral.
The family held a viewing at the funeral home the night before the burial.
Synonyms
sight
observation
examination
inspection
watching
perusal
glance
look
viewinggerund / present participle
UK
/ˈvjuːɪŋ/
US
/ˈvjuɪŋ/
Used attributively to describe audiences or devices that are watching or intended for watching.
Translations
Additional translations
regardantParticipe présent employé comme adjectif.
Definitions
Watching or engaged in watching television, a film, etc.; in the process of viewing.
The viewing audience cheered as the show began.
Synonyms
watching
observing
seeing
viewable
visible
watchable
observable
perceptible
observational
viewverb

viewing

Gerund

viewed
Past Simple
viewed
Past Participle
viewing
Gerund
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.
Synonyms
see
observe
watch
regard
look at
perceive
inspect
examine
survey
gaze
Antonyms
ignore
overlook
disregard
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.
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