What is the meaning of "at sight" in these sentences?
To play music at sight.
To translate at sight,
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The correct term is "on sight", not at sight. On sight means that a person can do something well
Immediately when they see it. So for you sentence, to play music on sight, a person can immediately play a song after seeing it.
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According to Oxford Dictionaries, we can use both structures:
http://oxforddictionaries.com/definition/english/sight?q=on+sight#sight__43
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Agree with the reply of Toabin
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