英语词汇词源 包含有词根vis 的单词

Word

Here is a list of common English words that contain the root "vis" and have meanings related to "view" or "see":

• Vision: The ability to see or the act of seeing.
• Visual: Related to or connected with seeing or sight.
• Visible: Capable of being seen or perceptible by the eye.
• Invisibility: The state of being unable to be seen or invisible.
• Envision: To imagine or picture in one's mind; to foresee.
• Television: A system for transmitting visual images and sound over a distance.
• Supervise: To oversee or watch over activities and tasks.
• Revise: To review, alter, or amend something, often written material.
• Visage: A person's face or facial expression.
• Vista: A pleasing view, especially one seen through a long, narrow opening or passage.
  

These words incorporate the "vis" root to convey ideas related to seeing, viewing, or vision.

Here are a few more English words that contain the root "vis" and have meanings related to "view" or "see":

• Adviser: Someone who offers advice or guidance.
• Provision: The act of providing or the thing provided; something made available.
• Invisible: Unable to be seen; hidden from sight.
• Visually: In a manner related to sight or visual perception.
• Visitation: The act of visiting, especially for a specific purpose.
  

These words further illustrate how the "vis" root is used to convey concepts related to viewing, seeing, or perception.

Word

Here is a list of common English words that contain the root "vis" and have meanings related to "view" or "see":
    Vision, Visual,    Visible,    Invisibility,    Envision,    Television,    Supervise,    Revise,    Visage,    Vista,     Adviser,    Provision,    Invisible,    Visually,    Visitation, Visit

Word

The root "vis" has a variation, "vid," which also relates to sight or view. Here are some common English words that contain the variation "vid":

    Video: Moving images that can be seen.
    Evidence: Information or facts that can be seen or observed and used to prove something.
    Provide: To make something available, which can be seen as fulfilling a need.
    Visual: Relating to the sense of sight or something that can be seen.
    Evident: Clearly seen or understood; obvious.

These words are derived from the Latin root "vid," and they maintain a connection to the concept of seeing or observing.