I. sight [saıt] 名词
III. sight [saıt] 形
| I | sight |
|---|---|
| you | sight |
| he/she/it | sights |
| we | sight |
| you | sight |
| they | sight |
| I | sighted |
|---|---|
| you | sighted |
| he/she/it | sighted |
| we | sighted |
| you | sighted |
| they | sighted |
| I | have | sighted |
|---|---|---|
| you | have | sighted |
| he/she/it | has | sighted |
| we | have | sighted |
| you | have | sighted |
| they | have | sighted |
| I | had | sighted |
|---|---|---|
| you | had | sighted |
| he/she/it | had | sighted |
| we | had | sighted |
| you | had | sighted |
| they | had | sighted |
单语范例（未经PONS编辑处理）
We could also offer laser surgery to give blended vision, leaving one eye slightly short-sighted and one slightly long-sighted; the brain then adjusts the images to help us see normally.
www.dailymail.co.uk He has wrinkly, leathery skin, and is short-sighted.
en.wikipedia.org These critics may view the homocentric view as not only geocentric but short-sighted, and tending to favour human interests to the detriment of ecological systems.
en.wikipedia.org She is short-sighted, flighty, and tends to speak without thinking.
en.wikipedia.org Shame on this short-sighted meanspirited country bumpkin.
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