vista English

Meaning vista meaning

What does vista mean?

vista

— noun (= view) the visual percept of a region the most desirable feature of the park are the beautiful views

Synonyms vista synonyms

What other words have the same or similar meaning as vista?

vista English » English

view

prospect

scenery

scene

outlook

sight

distant view

panorama

landscape

perspective

aspect

vision

space character

space

slot

rent

prospective

panoramic view

opening

mouth

loophole

lacunae

lacuna

interstice

hole

gap

foreground

crevice

cranny

chink

blank

beholding

background

avenue

Topics vista topics

What do people use vista to talk about?

Person Sense, perceive

See

• What words refer to something that is seen?
  sight view scene scenery picture show spectacle vision vista panorama

Examples vista examples

How do I use vista in a sentence?

Simple sentences

Once at the summit enjoy the vista, then on the descent reap the benefits of your hard work.

Movie subtitles

Big Vista.

It's the hotel Bella Vista.

Oh, Bella Vista, and so easy to remember.

The Bella Vista. Of course.

I'm Harriet Putnam, Bella Vista Farm.

Hereford, shown by the Bella Vista Farm.

This Bella Vista cabin's one of our nicest.

Hasta la vista, JJ.

Hotel La Dolce Vista.

La Dolce Vista.

La Dolce Vista?

This is the Hotel Dolce Vista, right?

It was delivered to this address, the Budget Fur Shop on Vista Street.

Meet me at Vista Diablo.

I caught his daddy out of the saddle when he died at Buena Vista ahead of his men.

Here we are. This Bella Vista cabin's one of our nicest.

I plan to swing west to get at Flora Vista.

They're headed for Flora Vista, all right.

We're heading for Flora Vista, Lieutenant.

If they're headed for Flora Vista.

Well, how far would you say we are from Flora Vista?

Those men you're after, they'll be waiting for you in Flora Vista, won't they?

Will we be seeing you in Flora Vista?

Annie. We ought to take him on into Flora Vista.

Those men in Flora Vista are waiting for him.

They're waiting for me now in the saloon in Flora Vista.

Annie, there's bound to be a sheriff in Flora Vista.

Her husband, he talked himself to death in front of the Sheriff's office in Flora Vista.

It was not no dream, the Vista was horrible.

Those men in Flora Vista are waiting for him. Waiting to shoot him down.

Hasta la vista!

News and current affairs

Beyond capitalism, it seems, stretches a vista of.capitalism.

The first person at my company to use Vista was our Executive Vice-President.

Vista and Office 2007 came with his new Dell computer by default.

Meanwhile, as Wolfgang Streeck writes persuasively in New Left Review, democratic governments, facing what seemed, in the 1960's, like an endless vista of innovation and growth, were quick to expand the welfare state.