Definition of vista in English:

vista

noun ˈvɪstə

1A pleasing view.
sweeping lawns and landscaped vistas
Example sentencesExamples
- The coastal train took in some splendid vistas, not least the beautiful mountains at the coast at Kaikoura.
- Now they span nearly 150 acres with sweeping lawns and vistas interspersed with statuary, tempiettos, and benches.
- But don't look for any sublime vistas or sweeping landscapes in this volume.
- Taking less than an hour to traverse Slovenia, the convoy soon finds itself winding through stunning landscapes and vistas of Croatia into the Adriatic port city of Rijeka.
- Any account of how to spend a day in a city as rich in sights, museums, literary connections, architecture, street life, and splendid vistas as Edinburgh can only scratch the surface.
- Each of the hotel's 339 rooms offers a waterfront vista with a panoramic view of Tokyo Bay, made more accessible by large bay windows which partially open to allow a sea breeze.
- You'll find stunning vineyard landscapes and majestic mountain vistas along the way, and if it's harvest time there are feasts and festivals galore.
- This removes the foreground from view and treats the landscape as a panoramic vista rather than a visual extension of the interior space.
- The axes, allées, triumphal arches, colonnades, rigidly symmetrical planting and carefully controlled vistas of past landscapes are vivid expressions of domination.
- Vermont boasts steepled churches, classic villages, rural landscapes and spectacular vistas unspoiled by billboards, highways or malls.
- Within the history of Flemish art Bosch was the one who fostered the advent of broad landscape vistas with their own intrinsic importance to the principal subjects of either saints or sinners.
- Splendid vistas of snow-covered countrysides and an interesting shot of a plane landing from the viewpoint of a camera under it also seem planned more to remind us of the widescreen that to advance the story.
- Macer also moves the lens fluently through haunting vistas and landscapes, so we get a real rural feeling for New Haven, Springfield and the surrounding areas.
- Of course, it's possible it'll turn out to be a science-lite tour of the solar system with a few special effects adding men in spacesuits to the various spectacular planetary vistas on view.
- Travelling out of Adelaide you quickly leave the city behind and before long are into the outback and a relentless landscape of scrub with vistas in which you can lose yourself for hours on end as the train trundles relentlessly north.
- From afar, the mountain vistas and landscape are breathtaking.
- But splendid façades and broad vistas could not mask some of the more tragic results of the rebuilding.
- Some houses had simple geometric designs, while others had vistas of landscapes or intertwining designs of plants and animals.
- The young man's large fur collar and tall black top hat give him the air of a young, carefree European dandy, but undoubtedly the images he is capturing are not those of pristine landscapes and peaceful vistas.
- The earth tones of the plants connect this landscape with neighboring vistas of red sandstone formations and juniper forests.
Synonyms
view, prospect, panorama, aspect, perspective, spectacle, sight
scenery, landscape, seascape, riverscape, townscape, cityscape, snowscape
archaic outlook
1. 1.1 A long, narrow view as between rows of trees or buildings, especially one closed by a building or other structure.
  Example sentencesExamples
  The long, majestic, tree lined vista is now worse than a gas chamber.
  Rising up, its far edge defined by a concrete platform, the lawn is framed by a screen of trees closing the far vista.
  Among the many fine trees at Emo are an avenue of Wellingtonia, which form an impressive vista from the hall door.
  Like the lovers seated on the grass outside, the music evanesces along the narrowing vista between the trees, and the fountain flows only to ebb.
  These trees provided an ever-changing vista alongside the road over the years' seasons and we are sure many other regular users of that stretch of road will also be shocked to see their demise.
  Hooch loved narrow vistas, often a view through a view to another view, especially when peopled with immobile figures.
  Accessed by climbing to the top of an oak tree, the walkway provides a dramatic vista.
  When visitors now enter the building the vista continues across the daylit central court into the rear garden.
  At the foot of the sign are rows of tree stumps neatly cut to maintain the vista.
  Once the surveyor had the direction, a team of axemen would be sent to hack out a path or vista through the trees.
  They admired the varied vistas of the narrow, crooked streets, and noticed how convenient it was to have shops and residences and even small factories mixed up together.
  And the ‘New Leaf Scheme’ by a team led by Rocco Sen Kee Yim has a sequence of specific vistas framed by buildings on both sides of the streets.
2. 1.2 A mental view of a succession of remembered or anticipated events.
  （对往事的）连绵追忆；（对前景的）不断展望
  vistas of freedom seemed to open ahead of him
  似乎在他面前展现了一幅幅对自由的憧憬。
  Example sentencesExamples
  David Lloyd, erstwhile coach of England, was never a natural establishment man, so it is with a detached vista that he has watched events of note unfold at Lord's.
  It has opened vistas that I never thought could be associated with writing.
  Their astral eyes do not fasten upon small realities but dream of grander vistas.
  Professional projects are completed and new opportunities present vistas for expansion.
  This leap in technology should open new vistas in the study of nuclear structure.
  Schuyler has lost the thread of his thought, the boring vistas of odd jobs, and has allowed himself to take up - perhaps through aesthetic animus - almost a contrary position.
  Now the works, though smaller and abstract, seem to contain wide vistas - explosive mental landscapes, if you will.
  This new vista brings different challenges for business, for the world of work and for social partnership.
  In the matter of soloists, great care is taken to engage the best of the new, which means interpretation unfolds with unexpected vistas, some of which are truly magical.
  It also has the potential for opening new vistas for business, leisure and religious tourism in Punjab.
  Your repute and expertise open up new vistas for business expansion.
  In war, all sides treat civilians as pawns to all sides, but if the Stevens Report is as anticipated it will open up a vista so appalling that the post war liberal and democratic British state should be shaken to its core.
  We're talking about a people - lots of them parents - subjected to an endless vista of death and torture, a country in which freedom can never be won without help from outside.
  Through new vistas of business, it was looking at mopping up revenue to become one of the Fortune 500 companies, the Chief Postmaster General of Tamil Nadu circle said.
  The human figure is reduced to anonymity in the seemingly endless vista of ruin and devastation.
  In the cosmic vistas of Prometheus Unbound, Shelley anticipates space travel.
  The written deliberately engages pre-existing literary attitudes and vistas, which have the power to take on large, systematic social issues.
  It aims to raise awareness of the business potential created by this new commercial vista, and to combat some of the misconceptions which perpetuate about doing business with eastern Europe.
  The education broadened my vistas and it gave me back the most precious commodity of human existence - and that is hope.
  In social life it is a good idea to broaden vistas and friendships.

Origin

Mid 17th century: from Italian, literally 'view', from visto 'seen', past participle of vedere 'see', from Latin videre.

Rhymes

assister, ballista, bistre (US bister), blister, enlister, glister, lister, mister, resistor, Sandinista, sister, transistor, tryster, twister

vista¹

nounˈvistəˈvɪstə

1A pleasing view, especially one seen through a long, narrow opening.
（尤指从狭长开口看到的）令人愉快的景色
a vista of church spires
教堂尖顶的景色。
Example sentencesExamples
- Within the history of Flemish art Bosch was the one who fostered the advent of broad landscape vistas with their own intrinsic importance to the principal subjects of either saints or sinners.
- You'll find stunning vineyard landscapes and majestic mountain vistas along the way, and if it's harvest time there are feasts and festivals galore.
- Of course, it's possible it'll turn out to be a science-lite tour of the solar system with a few special effects adding men in spacesuits to the various spectacular planetary vistas on view.
- But splendid façades and broad vistas could not mask some of the more tragic results of the rebuilding.
- Taking less than an hour to traverse Slovenia, the convoy soon finds itself winding through stunning landscapes and vistas of Croatia into the Adriatic port city of Rijeka.
- Vermont boasts steepled churches, classic villages, rural landscapes and spectacular vistas unspoiled by billboards, highways or malls.
- Any account of how to spend a day in a city as rich in sights, museums, literary connections, architecture, street life, and splendid vistas as Edinburgh can only scratch the surface.
- But don't look for any sublime vistas or sweeping landscapes in this volume.
- Travelling out of Adelaide you quickly leave the city behind and before long are into the outback and a relentless landscape of scrub with vistas in which you can lose yourself for hours on end as the train trundles relentlessly north.
- Macer also moves the lens fluently through haunting vistas and landscapes, so we get a real rural feeling for New Haven, Springfield and the surrounding areas.
- Now they span nearly 150 acres with sweeping lawns and vistas interspersed with statuary, tempiettos, and benches.
- Splendid vistas of snow-covered countrysides and an interesting shot of a plane landing from the viewpoint of a camera under it also seem planned more to remind us of the widescreen that to advance the story.
- From afar, the mountain vistas and landscape are breathtaking.
- Some houses had simple geometric designs, while others had vistas of landscapes or intertwining designs of plants and animals.
- The young man's large fur collar and tall black top hat give him the air of a young, carefree European dandy, but undoubtedly the images he is capturing are not those of pristine landscapes and peaceful vistas.
- The coastal train took in some splendid vistas, not least the beautiful mountains at the coast at Kaikoura.
- The axes, allées, triumphal arches, colonnades, rigidly symmetrical planting and carefully controlled vistas of past landscapes are vivid expressions of domination.
- The earth tones of the plants connect this landscape with neighboring vistas of red sandstone formations and juniper forests.
- This removes the foreground from view and treats the landscape as a panoramic vista rather than a visual extension of the interior space.
- Each of the hotel's 339 rooms offers a waterfront vista with a panoramic view of Tokyo Bay, made more accessible by large bay windows which partially open to allow a sea breeze.
Synonyms
view, prospect, panorama, aspect, perspective, spectacle, sight
1. 1.1 A mental view of a succession of remembered or anticipated events.
  （对往事的）连绵追忆；（对前景的）不断展望
  vistas of freedom seemed to open ahead of him
  似乎在他面前展现了一幅幅对自由的憧憬。
  Example sentencesExamples
  Now the works, though smaller and abstract, seem to contain wide vistas - explosive mental landscapes, if you will.
  The written deliberately engages pre-existing literary attitudes and vistas, which have the power to take on large, systematic social issues.
  Their astral eyes do not fasten upon small realities but dream of grander vistas.
  The education broadened my vistas and it gave me back the most precious commodity of human existence - and that is hope.
  Professional projects are completed and new opportunities present vistas for expansion.
  This new vista brings different challenges for business, for the world of work and for social partnership.
  Through new vistas of business, it was looking at mopping up revenue to become one of the Fortune 500 companies, the Chief Postmaster General of Tamil Nadu circle said.
  It also has the potential for opening new vistas for business, leisure and religious tourism in Punjab.
  In the matter of soloists, great care is taken to engage the best of the new, which means interpretation unfolds with unexpected vistas, some of which are truly magical.
  In the cosmic vistas of Prometheus Unbound, Shelley anticipates space travel.
  Your repute and expertise open up new vistas for business expansion.
  Schuyler has lost the thread of his thought, the boring vistas of odd jobs, and has allowed himself to take up - perhaps through aesthetic animus - almost a contrary position.
  We're talking about a people - lots of them parents - subjected to an endless vista of death and torture, a country in which freedom can never be won without help from outside.
  It aims to raise awareness of the business potential created by this new commercial vista, and to combat some of the misconceptions which perpetuate about doing business with eastern Europe.
  In social life it is a good idea to broaden vistas and friendships.
  The human figure is reduced to anonymity in the seemingly endless vista of ruin and devastation.
  This leap in technology should open new vistas in the study of nuclear structure.
  It has opened vistas that I never thought could be associated with writing.
  In war, all sides treat civilians as pawns to all sides, but if the Stevens Report is as anticipated it will open up a vista so appalling that the post war liberal and democratic British state should be shaken to its core.
  David Lloyd, erstwhile coach of England, was never a natural establishment man, so it is with a detached vista that he has watched events of note unfold at Lord's.

Origin

Mid 17th century: from Italian, literally ‘view’, from visto ‘seen’, past participle of vedere ‘see’, from Latin videre.

Vista²

proper nounˈvistəˈvɪstə

A city in southwestern California, north of San Diego; population 91,144 (est. 2008).

VISTA³

abbreviationˈvɪstəˈvistə

Volunteers in Service to America.

词汇	vista
释义	Definition of vista in English: vista noun ˈvɪstə 1A pleasing view. sweeping lawns and landscaped vistas Example sentencesExamples The coastal train took in some splendid vistas, not least the beautiful mountains at the coast at Kaikoura. Now they span nearly 150 acres with sweeping lawns and vistas interspersed with statuary, tempiettos, and benches. But don't look for any sublime vistas or sweeping landscapes in this volume. Taking less than an hour to traverse Slovenia, the convoy soon finds itself winding through stunning landscapes and vistas of Croatia into the Adriatic port city of Rijeka. Any account of how to spend a day in a city as rich in sights, museums, literary connections, architecture, street life, and splendid vistas as Edinburgh can only scratch the surface. Each of the hotel's 339 rooms offers a waterfront vista with a panoramic view of Tokyo Bay, made more accessible by large bay windows which partially open to allow a sea breeze. You'll find stunning vineyard landscapes and majestic mountain vistas along the way, and if it's harvest time there are feasts and festivals galore. This removes the foreground from view and treats the landscape as a panoramic vista rather than a visual extension of the interior space. The axes, allées, triumphal arches, colonnades, rigidly symmetrical planting and carefully controlled vistas of past landscapes are vivid expressions of domination. Vermont boasts steepled churches, classic villages, rural landscapes and spectacular vistas unspoiled by billboards, highways or malls. Within the history of Flemish art Bosch was the one who fostered the advent of broad landscape vistas with their own intrinsic importance to the principal subjects of either saints or sinners. Splendid vistas of snow-covered countrysides and an interesting shot of a plane landing from the viewpoint of a camera under it also seem planned more to remind us of the widescreen that to advance the story. Macer also moves the lens fluently through haunting vistas and landscapes, so we get a real rural feeling for New Haven, Springfield and the surrounding areas. Of course, it's possible it'll turn out to be a science-lite tour of the solar system with a few special effects adding men in spacesuits to the various spectacular planetary vistas on view. Travelling out of Adelaide you quickly leave the city behind and before long are into the outback and a relentless landscape of scrub with vistas in which you can lose yourself for hours on end as the train trundles relentlessly north. From afar, the mountain vistas and landscape are breathtaking. But splendid façades and broad vistas could not mask some of the more tragic results of the rebuilding. Some houses had simple geometric designs, while others had vistas of landscapes or intertwining designs of plants and animals. The young man's large fur collar and tall black top hat give him the air of a young, carefree European dandy, but undoubtedly the images he is capturing are not those of pristine landscapes and peaceful vistas. The earth tones of the plants connect this landscape with neighboring vistas of red sandstone formations and juniper forests. Synonyms view, prospect, panorama, aspect, perspective, spectacle, sight scenery, landscape, seascape, riverscape, townscape, cityscape, snowscape archaic outlook 1.1 A long, narrow view as between rows of trees or buildings, especially one closed by a building or other structure. Example sentencesExamples The long, majestic, tree lined vista is now worse than a gas chamber. Rising up, its far edge defined by a concrete platform, the lawn is framed by a screen of trees closing the far vista. Among the many fine trees at Emo are an avenue of Wellingtonia, which form an impressive vista from the hall door. Like the lovers seated on the grass outside, the music evanesces along the narrowing vista between the trees, and the fountain flows only to ebb. These trees provided an ever-changing vista alongside the road over the years' seasons and we are sure many other regular users of that stretch of road will also be shocked to see their demise. Hooch loved narrow vistas, often a view through a view to another view, especially when peopled with immobile figures. Accessed by climbing to the top of an oak tree, the walkway provides a dramatic vista. When visitors now enter the building the vista continues across the daylit central court into the rear garden. At the foot of the sign are rows of tree stumps neatly cut to maintain the vista. Once the surveyor had the direction, a team of axemen would be sent to hack out a path or vista through the trees. They admired the varied vistas of the narrow, crooked streets, and noticed how convenient it was to have shops and residences and even small factories mixed up together. And the ‘New Leaf Scheme’ by a team led by Rocco Sen Kee Yim has a sequence of specific vistas framed by buildings on both sides of the streets. 1.2 A mental view of a succession of remembered or anticipated events. （对往事的）连绵追忆；（对前景的）不断展望 vistas of freedom seemed to open ahead of him 似乎在他面前展现了一幅幅对自由的憧憬。 Example sentencesExamples David Lloyd, erstwhile coach of England, was never a natural establishment man, so it is with a detached vista that he has watched events of note unfold at Lord's. It has opened vistas that I never thought could be associated with writing. Their astral eyes do not fasten upon small realities but dream of grander vistas. Professional projects are completed and new opportunities present vistas for expansion. This leap in technology should open new vistas in the study of nuclear structure. Schuyler has lost the thread of his thought, the boring vistas of odd jobs, and has allowed himself to take up - perhaps through aesthetic animus - almost a contrary position. Now the works, though smaller and abstract, seem to contain wide vistas - explosive mental landscapes, if you will. This new vista brings different challenges for business, for the world of work and for social partnership. In the matter of soloists, great care is taken to engage the best of the new, which means interpretation unfolds with unexpected vistas, some of which are truly magical. It also has the potential for opening new vistas for business, leisure and religious tourism in Punjab. Your repute and expertise open up new vistas for business expansion. In war, all sides treat civilians as pawns to all sides, but if the Stevens Report is as anticipated it will open up a vista so appalling that the post war liberal and democratic British state should be shaken to its core. We're talking about a people - lots of them parents - subjected to an endless vista of death and torture, a country in which freedom can never be won without help from outside. Through new vistas of business, it was looking at mopping up revenue to become one of the Fortune 500 companies, the Chief Postmaster General of Tamil Nadu circle said. The human figure is reduced to anonymity in the seemingly endless vista of ruin and devastation. In the cosmic vistas of Prometheus Unbound, Shelley anticipates space travel. The written deliberately engages pre-existing literary attitudes and vistas, which have the power to take on large, systematic social issues. It aims to raise awareness of the business potential created by this new commercial vista, and to combat some of the misconceptions which perpetuate about doing business with eastern Europe. The education broadened my vistas and it gave me back the most precious commodity of human existence - and that is hope. In social life it is a good idea to broaden vistas and friendships. Origin Mid 17th century: from Italian, literally 'view', from visto 'seen', past participle of vedere 'see', from Latin videre. Rhymes assister, ballista, bistre (US bister), blister, enlister, glister, lister, mister, resistor, Sandinista, sister, transistor, tryster, twister vista¹ nounˈvistəˈvɪstə 1A pleasing view, especially one seen through a long, narrow opening. （尤指从狭长开口看到的）令人愉快的景色 a vista of church spires 教堂尖顶的景色。 Example sentencesExamples Within the history of Flemish art Bosch was the one who fostered the advent of broad landscape vistas with their own intrinsic importance to the principal subjects of either saints or sinners. You'll find stunning vineyard landscapes and majestic mountain vistas along the way, and if it's harvest time there are feasts and festivals galore. Of course, it's possible it'll turn out to be a science-lite tour of the solar system with a few special effects adding men in spacesuits to the various spectacular planetary vistas on view. But splendid façades and broad vistas could not mask some of the more tragic results of the rebuilding. Taking less than an hour to traverse Slovenia, the convoy soon finds itself winding through stunning landscapes and vistas of Croatia into the Adriatic port city of Rijeka. Vermont boasts steepled churches, classic villages, rural landscapes and spectacular vistas unspoiled by billboards, highways or malls. Any account of how to spend a day in a city as rich in sights, museums, literary connections, architecture, street life, and splendid vistas as Edinburgh can only scratch the surface. But don't look for any sublime vistas or sweeping landscapes in this volume. Travelling out of Adelaide you quickly leave the city behind and before long are into the outback and a relentless landscape of scrub with vistas in which you can lose yourself for hours on end as the train trundles relentlessly north. Macer also moves the lens fluently through haunting vistas and landscapes, so we get a real rural feeling for New Haven, Springfield and the surrounding areas. Now they span nearly 150 acres with sweeping lawns and vistas interspersed with statuary, tempiettos, and benches. Splendid vistas of snow-covered countrysides and an interesting shot of a plane landing from the viewpoint of a camera under it also seem planned more to remind us of the widescreen that to advance the story. From afar, the mountain vistas and landscape are breathtaking. Some houses had simple geometric designs, while others had vistas of landscapes or intertwining designs of plants and animals. The young man's large fur collar and tall black top hat give him the air of a young, carefree European dandy, but undoubtedly the images he is capturing are not those of pristine landscapes and peaceful vistas. The coastal train took in some splendid vistas, not least the beautiful mountains at the coast at Kaikoura. The axes, allées, triumphal arches, colonnades, rigidly symmetrical planting and carefully controlled vistas of past landscapes are vivid expressions of domination. The earth tones of the plants connect this landscape with neighboring vistas of red sandstone formations and juniper forests. This removes the foreground from view and treats the landscape as a panoramic vista rather than a visual extension of the interior space. Each of the hotel's 339 rooms offers a waterfront vista with a panoramic view of Tokyo Bay, made more accessible by large bay windows which partially open to allow a sea breeze. Synonyms view, prospect, panorama, aspect, perspective, spectacle, sight 1.1 A mental view of a succession of remembered or anticipated events. （对往事的）连绵追忆；（对前景的）不断展望 vistas of freedom seemed to open ahead of him 似乎在他面前展现了一幅幅对自由的憧憬。 Example sentencesExamples Now the works, though smaller and abstract, seem to contain wide vistas - explosive mental landscapes, if you will. The written deliberately engages pre-existing literary attitudes and vistas, which have the power to take on large, systematic social issues. Their astral eyes do not fasten upon small realities but dream of grander vistas. The education broadened my vistas and it gave me back the most precious commodity of human existence - and that is hope. Professional projects are completed and new opportunities present vistas for expansion. This new vista brings different challenges for business, for the world of work and for social partnership. Through new vistas of business, it was looking at mopping up revenue to become one of the Fortune 500 companies, the Chief Postmaster General of Tamil Nadu circle said. It also has the potential for opening new vistas for business, leisure and religious tourism in Punjab. In the matter of soloists, great care is taken to engage the best of the new, which means interpretation unfolds with unexpected vistas, some of which are truly magical. In the cosmic vistas of Prometheus Unbound, Shelley anticipates space travel. Your repute and expertise open up new vistas for business expansion. Schuyler has lost the thread of his thought, the boring vistas of odd jobs, and has allowed himself to take up - perhaps through aesthetic animus - almost a contrary position. We're talking about a people - lots of them parents - subjected to an endless vista of death and torture, a country in which freedom can never be won without help from outside. It aims to raise awareness of the business potential created by this new commercial vista, and to combat some of the misconceptions which perpetuate about doing business with eastern Europe. In social life it is a good idea to broaden vistas and friendships. The human figure is reduced to anonymity in the seemingly endless vista of ruin and devastation. This leap in technology should open new vistas in the study of nuclear structure. It has opened vistas that I never thought could be associated with writing. In war, all sides treat civilians as pawns to all sides, but if the Stevens Report is as anticipated it will open up a vista so appalling that the post war liberal and democratic British state should be shaken to its core. David Lloyd, erstwhile coach of England, was never a natural establishment man, so it is with a detached vista that he has watched events of note unfold at Lord's. Origin Mid 17th century: from Italian, literally ‘view’, from visto ‘seen’, past participle of vedere ‘see’, from Latin videre. Vista² proper nounˈvistəˈvɪstə A city in southwestern California, north of San Diego; population 91,144 (est. 2008). VISTA³ abbreviationˈvɪstəˈvistə Volunteers in Service to America. noun.1 name.1 abbr.1
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Definition of vista in English:

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