英语词汇“θ65315”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

the world > physical sensation > sight and vision > visibility > be visible [verb (intransitive)] > appear or become visible (69)

ariseOE

Of matters generally: To spring up, come into existence or notice, ‘come up,’ present itself. arising out of: used, with loose construction, to…

to come in (also to, on, etc.) placec1225

To come to be, originate, come forth; to come to notice, appear, turn up; to come up for consideration. Obsolete.

'peara1382

intransitive. = appear, v. 1. Obsolete.

appear1382

To come forth into view, as from a place or state of concealment, or from a distance; to become visible.

kithea1400

intransitive for reflexive. To show oneself or itself, come forth to sight; to manifest or display itself; to become known; to appear.

to show out?a1425

intransitive. To become visible, discernible, or apparent; to be revealed. Now somewhat rare.

muster?1435

intransitive. To show, to appear, to be displayed; to make a (good, bad, etc.) appearance. Obsolete.

to come forthc1449

intransitive. To issue out of something; to emerge visibly; to appear.

to look outa1470

intransitive. To appear, show oneself. Also of a quality or attribute: to become apparent or manifest. Obsolete.

apparish1483

To appear.

to show forth1487

intransitive. To come into view; to become visible or discernible.

come1531

intransitive. Chiefly with prepositional phrase as complement. Of a place, sight, etc.: to become visible or appear within the range of a…

to come out?1548

intransitive. Esp. of a plant, leaves, or flowers: to develop so as to become visible; to emerge visibly.

peer1568

intransitive. Of an inanimate thing: to appear to be peeping or looking out; to be just visible, esp. from behind something; to protrude a short…

to look through1573

intransitive. To direct one's gaze through an opening or gap in a solid object, a window or other transparent body, an optical instrument, etc.

glimpse1596

To come into view; to appear faintly; to dawn. Now only poetic or archaic.

loom1605

intransitive. To appear indistinctly; to come into view in an enlarged and indefinite form. Also with up. Often with adjective complement, as to loom…

rise1615

intransitive. Of an image, etc.: to come before the eye or into the mind.

emicate1657

intransitive. To spring forth, appear. Also figurative.

emike1657

intransitive. To spring forth, appear.

present1664

intransitive in sense 9a. Now rare.

opena1691

intransitive. To be revealed or disclosed; to begin to appear; to become increasingly visible, esp. on nearer approach or change of position. Also…

emerge1700

To come forth into view; to pass out, issue, from an enclosed space, area of obscuration, etc.

dawn1744

transferred. To begin to appear, become visible.

to come down the pike1812

Chiefly North American colloquial. A road on which a toll is collected at a toll gate; = turnpike, n. 5a. Now also more generally: any highway or…

to open out1813

intransitive. = sense 6b.

to crop out1849

figurative. to crop out (rarely forth): to come out, appear, or disclose itself incidentally.

unmask1858

intransitive. To emerge into view; to become visible. Obsolete. rare.

to come through1868

intransitive. To become evident or apparent; to emerge; to show itself prominently or favourably.

to show up1879

intransitive. To become evident or apparent; to occur.

to come (etc.) out of thin air1932

transferred and figurative. Wanting body or substance; unsubstantial; intangible. Also in to vanish (melt,etc.) into thin air: to disappear…

surface1961

figurative. intransitive. Of a person: to appear in public, esp. after a period of isolation or concealment; to emerge from seclusion.

Subcategories:

— suddenly (7)

— through something (1)

— slightly (6)

— over horizon (2)

— again (1)

— intermittently (1)

— become optically continuous (1)

— of spirits or angels (3)

— of a heavenly body (2)

— of dawn (1)

— as specks (1)

— make an appearance (11)

单词	θ65315
释义	the world > physical sensation > sight and vision > visibility > be visible [verb (intransitive)] > appear or become visible (69) ariseOE Of matters generally: To spring up, come into existence or notice, ‘come up,’ present itself. arising out of: used, with loose construction, to… to come in (also to, on, etc.) placec1225 To come to be, originate, come forth; to come to notice, appear, turn up; to come up for consideration. Obsolete. 'peara1382 intransitive. = appear, v. 1. Obsolete. appear1382 To come forth into view, as from a place or state of concealment, or from a distance; to become visible. kithea1400 intransitive for reflexive. To show oneself or itself, come forth to sight; to manifest or display itself; to become known; to appear. to show out?a1425 intransitive. To become visible, discernible, or apparent; to be revealed. Now somewhat rare. muster?1435 intransitive. To show, to appear, to be displayed; to make a (good, bad, etc.) appearance. Obsolete. to come forthc1449 intransitive. To issue out of something; to emerge visibly; to appear. to look outa1470 intransitive. To appear, show oneself. Also of a quality or attribute: to become apparent or manifest. Obsolete. apparish1483 To appear. to show forth1487 intransitive. To come into view; to become visible or discernible. come1531 intransitive. Chiefly with prepositional phrase as complement. Of a place, sight, etc.: to become visible or appear within the range of a… to come out?1548 intransitive. Esp. of a plant, leaves, or flowers: to develop so as to become visible; to emerge visibly. peer1568 intransitive. Of an inanimate thing: to appear to be peeping or looking out; to be just visible, esp. from behind something; to protrude a short… to look through1573 intransitive. To direct one's gaze through an opening or gap in a solid object, a window or other transparent body, an optical instrument, etc. glimpse1596 To come into view; to appear faintly; to dawn. Now only poetic or archaic. loom1605 intransitive. To appear indistinctly; to come into view in an enlarged and indefinite form. Also with up. Often with adjective complement, as to loom… rise1615 intransitive. Of an image, etc.: to come before the eye or into the mind. emicate1657 intransitive. To spring forth, appear. Also figurative. emike1657 intransitive. To spring forth, appear. present1664 intransitive in sense 9a. Now rare. opena1691 intransitive. To be revealed or disclosed; to begin to appear; to become increasingly visible, esp. on nearer approach or change of position. Also… emerge1700 To come forth into view; to pass out, issue, from an enclosed space, area of obscuration, etc. dawn1744 transferred. To begin to appear, become visible. to come down the pike1812 Chiefly North American colloquial. A road on which a toll is collected at a toll gate; = turnpike, n. 5a. Now also more generally: any highway or… to open out1813 intransitive. = sense 6b. to crop out1849 figurative. to crop out (rarely forth): to come out, appear, or disclose itself incidentally. unmask1858 intransitive. To emerge into view; to become visible. Obsolete. rare. to come through1868 intransitive. To become evident or apparent; to emerge; to show itself prominently or favourably. to show up1879 intransitive. To become evident or apparent; to occur. to come (etc.) out of thin air1932 transferred and figurative. Wanting body or substance; unsubstantial; intangible. Also in to vanish (melt,etc.) into thin air: to disappear… surface1961 figurative. intransitive. Of a person: to appear in public, esp. after a period of isolation or concealment; to emerge from seclusion. Subcategories: — suddenly (7) — through something (1) — slightly (6) — over horizon (2) — again (1) — intermittently (1) — become optically continuous (1) — of spirits or angels (3) — of a heavenly body (2) — of dawn (1) — as specks (1) — make an appearance (11)
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