“To catch sight of” in Japanese
Short answer
To catch sight of in Japanese is “見受ける” (miukeru). Full meaning: to catch sight of, to see, to suppose, to assume from appearances.
Other ways to say “To catch sight of” in Japanese
見受る
miukeru to catch sight of, to see, to suppose, to assume from appearances
見かける
mikakeru to (happen to) see, to notice, to catch sight of
みうける
miukeru to catch sight of, to see, to suppose, to assume from appearances
見うける
miukeru to catch sight of, to see, to suppose, to assume from appearances
目に入る
menihairu to catch sight of, to come into view, to happen to see
見受よ
miukeyo to catch sight of, to see, to suppose, to assume from appearances
見受ん
miuken to catch sight of, to see, to suppose, to assume from appearances
みうけ
miuke to catch sight of, to see, to suppose, to assume from appearances
見受れ
miukere to catch sight of, to see, to suppose, to assume from appearances
見受ろ
miukero to catch sight of, to see, to suppose, to assume from appearances
見うけ
miuke to catch sight of, to see, to suppose, to assume from appearances
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