“To be in sight” in Japanese
Short answer
To be in sight in Japanese is “見える” (mamieru). Full meaning: to be seen, to be visible, to be in sight; to look, to seem, to appear; to come.
Other ways to say “To be in sight” in Japanese
目処がつく
medogatsuku to be in sight (e.g. a resolution), to have a clear idea, to have bright prospects
見られる
mirareru to be seen, to be in sight; to be able to see; to see
謁える
mamieru to be seen, to be visible, to be in sight; to look, to seem, to appear; to come
視える
mieru to be seen, to be visible, to be in sight; to look, to seem, to appear; to come
めえる
meeru to be seen, to be visible, to be in sight; to look, to seem, to appear; to come
観える
mieru to be seen, to be visible, to be in sight; to look, to seem, to appear; to come
見へる
mieru to be seen, to be visible, to be in sight; to look, to seem, to appear; to come
みえる
mieru to be seen, to be visible, to be in sight; to look, to seem, to appear; to come
まみえる
mamieru to be seen, to be visible, to be in sight; to look, to seem, to appear; to come
みえろ
miero to be seen, to be visible, to be in sight; to look, to seem, to appear; to come
みえれ
miere to be seen, to be visible, to be in sight; to look, to seem, to appear; to come
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