To Look Out Over
To Survey, To Glance Over
transitive verb, godan verb
Because the hiragana ends with an う sound, you know this word is a verb. The kanji mean see and transit, but the vocab isn't quite the same. You are going to transit your eyes over an area to take in what you see. So you're really going to look out over everything. This word is usually used when you're looking at landscapes or a really large area.
The readings for this word are both kun'yomi readings. You've learned both of these readings by now so you should be able to read this on your own.
辺りを見渡すと、たくさんの捜査員達に取り囲まれていた。
When I cast my eye around, I saw that I was surrounded by many police investigators.
会社の社長には会社全体を見渡せる能力が必要です。
It is necessary for a company president to have the ability to survey their entire company.
見渡す限り、向日葵畑が続いていた。
The sunflower field went on as far as the eye could see.