must-see
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3.4
- noun
- /ˈmʌst si/
:
visita obligada
- The Flying Pig must have a reputation as a must-see spot among writers in the region.
- must-see attraction
- must-see movie
- must-see destination
Examples
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Today the Hall is a must-see for visitors to London and showcases the world's best talent.
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The History of Asbestos is the must-see documentary for anyone affected by asbestos.
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Nothing will prepare you for the must see premiere event.
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Northern Lights are on the must-see before I die list of many.
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Visitors, it contended, must see the Vatican while in Rome.
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One of the top ten must-see spots in all of Tokyo!
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The film is a must-see and will have audiences pondering the meaning of life.
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Providing a home for thousands of pharaonic artifacts, it soon became a must-see for foreign tourists and, later, for Egyptian schoolchildren.
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Quebec City, Halifax, Vancouver, and Niagara Falls are all a must-see for any traveler.
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The heart of Paris is dense, and many of the must-see sights are close to each other.
Synonyms
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1.0
A place people visit because it is interesting or famous
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1.6
A place people visit because it is interesting or beautiful
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6.2
Something very beautiful or impressive to see
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2.7
A place that many people visit, especially tourists
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1.5
A place that many people like to visit
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3.0
A place or event that attracts many visitors
Very important and something you should not miss
How Popular
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Must-see combines must ('necessary') and see ('to look at'), like the phrases must-read or must-have. So a must-see is something people say you simply have to visit or watch because it is highly recommended.