What does have sight on mean?

What does have sight on mean?

to decide to achieve something: Jenny has set her sights on winning the competition. Wanting things.

Is on sight an idiom?

Immediately upon being seen: threatened to shoot looters on sight.

Is it on site or on site?

BizWritingTip response: There is a tendency now to drop hyphens from words. But according to the Merriam Webster and Oxford dictionaries and The Chicago Manual of Style, the correct spelling — no matter how you use it in a sentence — is on-site.

Had her heart set on meaning?

Definition of have one’s heart set on (something) : to want something very much She has her heart set on a new bicycle.

Do you have someone in your sights?

Definition of ‘have something/someone in your sights’ If you have something in your sights, you are trying hard to achieve it, and you have a good chance of success. If you have someone in your sights, you are determined to catch, defeat, or overcome them.

Is it shoot on sight or site?

“On sight” means upon seeing them. If you disapprove deeply of trolls, you might kill them on sight. “On site” denotes on a specific location, e.g. a building site, a web site etc. If you disapprove of killing living things (even trolls), then you should definitely only kill them on fantasy sites.

What the difference between Cite site and sight?

Cite, which is often used when making reference to something, typically functions as a verb (“to cite a source”). Site can be either a noun or a verb referring to a place or the act of finding a place for something. Sight is usually concerned with the act or action of seeing (as in “a beautiful sight”).

What is on site in it?

‘Onsite’ means at a particular place. In business it is often used to mean at a production facility rather than an administrative office. Similarly ‘offsite’ means at a particular location which is not the one you are at.

How do you write on site?

A: You’d typically use the hyphen version, “on-site”, when it’s being used as an adjective or adverb before a noun. So your friend should have written, “We have an amazing on-site gym.”

What is the verb of vision?

verb. visioned; visioning\ ˈvi-​zhə-​niŋ , ˈvizh-​niŋ \ Definition of vision (Entry 2 of 2) transitive verb. : envision.