| 单词 | to see for oneself | 
| 释义 | > as lemmasto see for oneself  P17.    to see for oneself: to verify something by seeing it with one's own eyes; to observe in person or first-hand; to determine for oneself based on personal observation. ΚΠ 1680    Counter-plot 5  				We will now draw back the curtain, and present our Caballists as in Consult, and in the very manner, that every man may see for himself. 1748    G. Whitefield Let. 8 July in  Wks. 		(1771)	 II. dcxlvii. 149  				I must hear and see for myself, before I determine upon any thing. 1776    Some Acct. Life & Gospel Labours W. Reckitt 72  				I had..to invite them [sc. children of men] to come and see for themselves, what great things the Lord will do for them that trust in him. 1846    J. H. Ingraham Bonfield 97/1  				Your lordship can see for yourself that they are well-mated! 1859    Harper's Mag. May 810/1  				Mr. Kelley..abandoned the musty inns of English Courts for the dusty highways of Australia, with the purpose of seeing for himself what El Dorado was like. 1920    Typogr. Jrnl. Nov. 536/1  				See for yourself whether the press of the country is unanimously and uncritically pro-union in editorial policy. 1986    T. Clancy Red Storm Rising 		(1988)	 xxxiii. 550  				We got a request to check something out. Probably a snowbird, but—well, see for yourself. 2002    Top Santé Feb. 6/3  				I'm a fitness teacher..and have seen for myself that the benefits of working out are enormous. < as lemmas  | 
	
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