Translation of Out of sight, out of mind.

sight noun

1. an instance of visual perception.

The breathtaking sight of the Grand Canyon took my breath away when I first saw it at sunrise. El espectacular panorama del Gran Cañón me robó el aliento cuando lo vi por primera vez al amanecer.

2. anything that is seen.

The tourist marveled at the breathtaking sight of the Grand Canyon, feeling small in comparison to its vast expanse. El turista se maravilló ante la vista impresionante del Gran Cañón, sintiéndose pequeño en comparación con su amplia extensión.

3. the ability to see.

After wearing glasses since childhood, Emma was thrilled to finally get laser surgery and regain her sight without relying on corrective lenses. Después de llevar gafas desde la infancia, Emma se emocionó al fin recibir cirugía láser y recuperar su visión sin depender de lentes correctoras.

4. a range of mental vision.

The artist's vivid description painted a sight in my mind, transporting me to the rolling hills of Tuscany. La descripción vívida del artista pintó una escena en mi mente, transportándome a las colinas ondulantes de Toscana.

5. the range of vision.

The hikers stopped to adjust their binoculars, trying to improve their sight and get a better view of the distant mountain peak. Los senderistas se detuvieron para ajustar sus binoculares, tratando de mejorar su visión y obtener una mejor vista de la cima montañosa distante.

6. the act of looking or seeing or observing.

The hikers enjoyed the breathtaking sight of the sunrise from the top of the mountain, taking a moment to appreciate the beauty of nature. Los senderistas disfrutaron del impresionante paisaje del atardecer desde la cima de la montaña, tomando un momento para apreciar la belleza de la naturaleza.

7. (often followed by `of') a large number or amount or extent.

The sight of thousands of people gathered in the square was breathtaking. El espectáculo de miles de personas reunidas en la plaza era impresionante.

Out of sight, out of mind.

Syntax analysis

sight noun

1. an instance of visual perception.

2. anything that is seen.

3. the ability to see.

4. a range of mental vision.

5. the range of vision.

6. the act of looking or seeing or observing.

7. (often followed by `of') a large number or amount or extent.

distraction noun

1. mental turmoil.

2. an obstacle to attention.

3. an entertainment that provokes pleased interest and distracts you from worries and vexations.

4. the act of distracting.