viewing
- 01 B1 Intermediate
n.the act of watching something on a screen, like a film or a television programme.
n.the act of consuming visual media, often used in the context of audience statistics or habits.
Simple“The show's viewing figures dropped significantly during the second season.”
In context“The rise of streaming platforms has fundamentally altered traditional television viewing habits among younger demographics.”
Synonyms - 02 B2 Upper Intermediate
n.a planned visit to look at a house or apartment that is for sale or rent.
n.a scheduled appointment to inspect a property or an exhibition before it opens to the public.
Simple“We have a viewing scheduled for that three-bedroom house tomorrow afternoon.”
In context“The estate agent recommended a second viewing to ensure the structural concerns were thoroughly evaluated before making an offer.”
Synonyms - 03 C1 Advanced
n.a time before a funeral when family and friends can see the body of the person who died.
n.a period, often before a funeral service, during which the deceased may be viewed by mourners.
Simple“The family held a private viewing at the funeral home on Monday evening.”
In context“The viewing was held in a quiet chapel, allowing friends and colleagues to pay their final respects in a serene environment.”
Synonyms - 04 B2 Upper Intermediate
adj.describing something that is used for or related to looking at things.
adj.pertaining to the act or facility of observation.
Simple“The hotel has a wonderful viewing gallery on the top floor.”
In context“The architects included a large viewing platform to provide tourists with an unobstructed panorama of the valley below.”
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