espied UK
əˈspaɪd
Definition

Definition of espied - Reverso English Dictionary

Adjective

observedDatedUKnoticed or seen by someoneDatedUK
  • The espied object was hidden in the bushes.
  • The espied figure vanished into the night.
  • An espied detail changed the course of the investigation.
noticed observed spotted
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Origin of espied

Old French, espier (to spy)

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  1. French:remarqué, ...
  2. German:erspäht, ...
  3. Italian:avvistato, ...
  4. Spanish:observado, ...
  5. Portuguese:observado, ...
  6. Chinese:被发现的, ...
  7. Japanese:見つかった, ...
  8. Arabic:مُلاحَظ, ...
  9. Hebrew:נִרְאֶה, ...
  10. Russian:замеченный, ...
  11. Ukrainian:помічений, ...
  12. Hindi:देखा गया, ...
espy UK
ɪˈspaɪ
espies

Definition of espy - Reverso English Dictionary

Verb

tr.
observationRareUKnotice something hard to see or far awayRareUK
  • She managed to espy the ship on the horizon.
  • He could just espy a deer in the woods.
  • We espy a distant island from the cliff.
detect spot
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Origin of espy

Latin, aspicere (to look at)

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  1. French:apercevoir, ...
  2. German:erspähen, ...
  3. Italian:scorgere, ...
  4. Spanish:divisar, ...
  5. Portuguese:avistar, ...
  6. Chinese:看见, ...
  7. Japanese:見つける, ...
  8. Arabic:لَمَحَ, ...
  9. Hebrew:לְהַבְחִין, ...
  10. Russian:разглядеть, ...
  11. Ukrainian:помічати, ...
  12. Hindi:देख लेना, ...
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