Usually this is "la vista".
No such word or idiomatic expression. Not at all listed in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary. Probably some "created" slang or maybe spanglish.
It could mean felt (Past Participle of "feel") or senses, it depends on the context which it was used.
"Hasta la vista" means "until the sight", susually translated as "Untill I see you" or "See you later".
In Spanish, 'vista' has multiple meanings depending on the context. It can mean 'view' or 'sight' when referring to what can be seen from a particular place. It can also mean 'look', 'glance', or 'appearance' when referring to the act of looking or the way something appears.
There are two words, actually. Vista (Sight) and Bella (Beautiful). As you can imagine it means Beautiful Sight.
ver, buscar, mirar
it is mean eyes
amor a primera vista
amor a primer vista
There is no Spanish word spelled "bista" A few words that are spelled close to Bista Vista (sounds the closest to Bista in Spanish) = View, Sight Lista = Ready (feeminin- Listo-masculine) Pista = Runway, Track Basta = Enough already (stop it!)
sight
No, it does not.