英语词汇“see”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

　

单词	see
释义	Trends of see View usage for: see (siː) Word forms: 3rd person singular presenttense sees, present participle seeing, past tense saw, past participle seen 1. verb [no cont] When you see something, you notice it using your eyes. You can't see colours at night. [VERB noun] I saw a man making his way towards me. [VERB noun verb-ing] She can see, hear, touch, smell, and taste. [VERB] As he neared the farm, he saw that a police car was parked outside it. [VERB that] Did you see what happened? [VERB wh] Synonyms: perceive, note, spot, notice More Synonyms of see 2. verb If you see someone, you visit them or meet them. I saw him yesterday. [VERB noun] Mick wants to see you in his office right away. [VERB noun] You need to see a doctor. [VERB noun] 3. verb [no cont] If you see an entertainment such as a play, film, concert, or sports game, you watch it. He had been to see a Semi-Final of the FA Cup. [VERB noun] It was one of the most amazing films I've ever seen. [VERB noun] Synonyms: watch, view, look at, observe More Synonyms of see 4. verb [no cont] If you see that something is true or exists, you realize by observing it that it is true or exists. I could see she was lonely. [VERB that] A lot of people saw what was happening but did nothing about it. [VERB wh] You see young people going to school inadequately dressed for the weather. [VERB noun verb-ing] My taste has changed a bit over the years as you can see. [VERB] You've just been cleaning it, I see. [VERB] The army must be seen to be taking firm action. [be VERB-ed to-infinitive] 5. verb [no cont, no passive] If you see what someone means or see why something happened, you understand what they mean or understand why it happened. Oh, I see what you're saying. [VERB wh] I don't see why you're complaining. [VERB wh] I really don't see any reason for changing it. [VERB noun] Now I see that I was wrong. [VERB that] Synonyms: understand, get, follow, realize More Synonyms of see 6. verb If you see someone or something as a certain thing, you have the opinion that they are that thing. She saw him as a visionary, but her father saw him as a man who couldn't make a living. [VERB noun + as] They have a normal body weight but see themselves as being fat. [V n as n/-ing] Others saw it as a betrayal. [VERB noun + as] I don't see it as my duty to take sides. [VERB noun + as] As I see it, Llewelyn has three choices open to him. [VERB it] Some men are seen to be less effective as managers. [be VERB-ed to-infinitive] 7. verb [no cont, no passive] If you see a particular quality in someone, you believe they have that quality. If you ask what someone sees in a particular person or thing, you want to know what they find attractive about that person or thing. Frankly, I don't know what Paul sees in her. [VERB noun + in] Young and old saw in him an implacable opponent of apartheid. [VERB + in] 8. verb [no cont] If you see something happening in the future, you imagine it, or predict that it will happen. A good idea, but can you see Taylor trying it? [VERB noun verb-ing] We can see a day where all people live side by side. [VERB noun] Synonyms: foresee, picture, imagine, anticipate More Synonyms of see 9. verb [no passive] If a period of time or a person sees a particular change or event, it takes place during that period of time or whilethat person is alive. Yesterday saw the resignation of the acting Interior Minister. [VERB noun] He had worked with the consultant for three years and was sorry to see him go. [VERB noun infinitive] Mr Frank has seen the economy of his town slashed by the uprising. [VERB noun -ed] Synonyms: witness, watch, observe, view More Synonyms of see 10. verb You can use see in expressions to do with finding out information. For example, if you say 'I'll see what's happening', you mean that you intend to find out what is happening. Let me just see what the next song is. [VERB wh] Shake him gently to see if he responds. [V if] 11. verb You can use see to promise to try and help someone. For example, if you say 'I'll see if I can do it', you mean that you will try to do the thing concerned. I'll see if I can call her for you. [V if] We'll see what we can do, miss. [VERB wh] Synonyms: consider, decide, think about, judge More Synonyms of see 12. verb If you see that something is done or if you see to it that it is done, you make sure that it is done. See that you take care of him. [VERB that] Catherine saw to it that the information went directly to Walter. [V to it that] Synonyms: make sure, mind, ensure, guarantee More Synonyms of see 13. verb If you see someone to a particular place, you accompany them to make sure that they get there safely, or to show politeness. He didn't offer to see her to her car. [VERB noun preposition/adverb] 'Goodnight.'—'I'll see you out.' [VERB noun preposition/adverb] Synonyms: accompany, show, escort, lead More Synonyms of see 14. verb If you see a lot of someone, you often meet each other or visit each other. We used to see quite a lot of his wife, Carolyn. [V amount + of] We didn't see much of each other after that because he was touring. [V amount of n] 15. verb If you are seeing someone, you spend time with them socially, and are having a romantic or sexual relationship. I was seeing her but I wasn't her committed boyfriend. [VERB noun] 16. verb Some writers use see in expressions such as we saw and as we have seen to refer to something that has already been explained or described. We saw in Chapter 16 how annual cash budgets are produced. [VERB wh] Using the figures given above, it can be seen that machine A pays back the initialinvestment in two years. [VERB that] As we have seen in previous chapters, visualization methods are varied. [VERB that] 17. verb See is used in books to indicate to readers that they should look at another part of the book, or at another book, because moreinformation is given there. Surveys consistently find that men report feeling safe on the street after dark.See, for example, Hindelang and Garofalo (1978). [VERB noun] See Chapter 7 below for further comments on the textile industry. [VERB noun] 18. See seeing as/that 19. See I see 20. See I'll/we'll see 21. See let me/let's see 22. See to see sense 23. See you see 24. See see you 25. See you'll see 26. to see the back of someone 27. to have seen better days 28. to be seen dead 29. as far as the eye can see 30. to see eye to eye 31. as far as I can see 32. to see fit 33. to see the light 34. to see the light of day 35. to see red 36. it remains to be seen 37. wait and see Phrasal verbs: See see about See see off See see through See see to More Synonyms of see see in British English 1 (siː) verbWord forms: sees, seeing, saw or seen 1. to perceive with the eyes 2. (when tr, may take a clause as object) to perceive (an idea) mentally; understand I explained the problem but he could not see it 3. (transitive) to perceive with any or all of the senses I hate to see you so unhappy 4. (tr; may take a clause as object) to be aware of in advance; foresee I can see what will happen if you don't help 5. (when tr, may take a clause as object) to ascertain or find out (a fact); learn see who is at the door 6. (when tr, takes a clause as object; when intr, foll by to) to make sure (of something) or take care (of something) see that she gets to bed early 7. (when tr, may take a clause as object) to consider, deliberate, or decide see if you can come next week 8. (transitive) to have experience of; undergo he had seen much unhappiness in his life 9. (transitive) to allow to be in a specified condition I cannot stand by and see a child in pain 10. (transitive) to be characterized by this period of history has seen much unrest 11. (transitive) to meet or pay a visit to to see one's solicitor 12. (transitive) to receive, esp as a guest or visitor the Prime Minister will see the deputation now 13. (transitive) to frequent the company of they have been seeing each other for three months 14. (transitive) to accompany or escort I saw her to the door 15. (transitive) to refer to or look up for further information, see the appendix 16. (in gambling, esp in poker) to match (another player's bet) or match the bet of (another player) by staking an equal sum 17. as far as I can see 18. see fit 19. see someone hanged first 20. see someone right 21. see the light 22. see you 23. you see Derived forms seeable (ˈseeable) adjective Word origin Old English sēon; related to Old Norse sjā, Gothic saihwan, Old Saxon sehan see in British English 2 (siː) noun the diocese of a bishop, or the place within it where his or her cathedral or procathedral is situated See also Holy See Word origin C13: from Old French sed, from Latin sēdēs a seat; related to sedēre to sit see in American English 1 (si) verb transitiveWord forms: saw, seen, ˈseeing 1. a. to get knowledge or an awareness of through the eyes; perceive visually; look at; view b. to visualize as though present; picture 2. a. to get a clear mental impression of; grasp by thinking; understand to see the point of a joke b. to accept as right, proper, or suitable I can't see him as president c. to consider to be; judge saw it as his duty 3. a. to learn; discover; find out see what they want b. to learn by reading, as in a newspaper 4. to have personal knowledge of; experience; witness to have seen better days 5. to look over; inspect; examine let me see that burn 6. to take care; make sure see that he does it right 7. a. to escort; accompany; attend to see someone home b. to keep company with; be dating regularly 8. a. to encounter; meet; come in contact with have you seen John? b. to recognize by sight 9. a. to call on; visit b. to have an interview with; consult see a lawyer 10. to admit to one's presence; receive too ill to see anyone 11. to be a spectator at; view or attend to see a show 12. Cards a. to meet (a bet) by staking an equal sum b. to meet the bet of (another) in this way verb intransitive 13. to have the power of sight 14. to discern objects, colors, etc. by using the eyes to be able to see far 15. a. to take a look go and see b. to investigate or inquire see if he wants anything 16. to comprehend; understand 17. to think over a given matter; reflect let me see, where did I put it? interjection 18. look; behold Idioms: see about see after see double see fit see into see off see out see through see to SYNONYMY NOTE: see1, the most simple and direct of these terms, is the basic term for the use of theorgans of sight; , behold implies a directing of the eyes on something and holding it in view, usually stressingthe strong impression made [he never beheld a sight more beautiful]; espy, descry both imply a catching sight of with some effort, , espy suggesting the detection of that which is small, partly hidden, etc. [he espied the snake crawling through the grass] and descry the making out of something from a distance or through darkness, mist, etc. [he descried the distant steeple]; view implies a seeing or looking at what lies before one, as in inspection or examination[the jury viewed the evidence] Derived forms seeable (ˈseeable) adjective Word origin ME seen < OE seon (< sehwan), akin to Ger sehen, Goth saihwan < IE base sekw-, to observe, show, see, tell: see say see in American English 2 (si) noun 1. the official seat, or center of authority, of a bishop 2. the position, authority, or jurisdiction of a bishop 3. Obsolete a seat of authority, esp. a throne Word origin ME se < OFr sie, sied < L sedes, a seat (in ML(Ec), a see of a bishop) < sedere, sit More idioms containing see not see eye to eye with someone see the error of your ways you couldn't see someone for dust see someone in their true colours see which way the cat jumps see the light of day see the light be glad to see the back of someone not see beyond your nose see red suck it and see someone cannot see the wood for the trees see which way the wind is blowing Examples of 'see' in a sentence see You may see ladies of the night plying their trade. Times, Sunday Times (2008) They must also see me make sacrifices at church so we can be with them. Christianity Today (2000) We see the same thing at airports. The Sun (2015) Letting them be seen in different places is important. Times, Sunday Times (2014) Or shall we go and see something about drizzle? The Sun (2009) Will he live to see another series? The Sun (2015) Would you see time slow down in the following situations? Times, Sunday Times (2012) We see them always finding a way to counter uncomfortable facts with convenient fictions. Times, Sunday Times (2008) For larger branches a bow saw may be needed. Times, Sunday Times (2016) So can carrots make you see better in the dark? The Sun (2010) We have seen many strange things as we sailed along. Charles Kingsley The Water Babies (1863) India is the place to see it. Times, Sunday Times (2013) They were last seen by another climber. Times, Sunday Times (2016) That was the last time she was seen. The Sun (2014) Escape a little bit and see what you find in there. Times, Sunday Times (2011) Voting reform takes on a key significance when trust is seen as something that emerges from a balance of interests. Times, Sunday Times (2009) He said: 'We will see very soon the end of the era of dependence. Times, Sunday Times (2013) He said: 'We have seen courageous women stand up to brutality. The Sun (2009) Breeze said: 'We could see the impact through the feedback the shopfloor staff were giving us. Times, Sunday Times (2007) Quotations What the eye doesn't see, the heart doesn't grieve over What you see is what you get Seeing is believing Word lists with see terms used in poker In other languages see British English: see /siː/ VERB with eyes If you see something, you are looking at it or you notice it. The fog was so thick we couldn't see anything. It's dark and I can't see. American English: see Arabic: يَرَى Brazilian Portuguese: ver Chinese: 看见 Croatian: vidjeti Czech: vidět Danish: se Dutch: zien European Spanish: ver Finnish: nähdä French: voir German: sehen Greek: βλέπω Italian: vedere Japanese: 見る Korean: ...을 보다 Norwegian: se Polish: zobaczyć European Portuguese: ver Romanian: a vedea Russian: видеть Latin American Spanish: ver Swedish: se Thai: เห็น Turkish: görmek Ukrainian: бачити Vietnamese: nhìn thấy British English: see /siː/ VERB meet If you see someone, you meet them. I saw him yesterday. American English: see Arabic: يَرَى Brazilian Portuguese: encontrar Chinese: 与…见面 Croatian: sresti Czech: sejít ses kým Danish: møde Dutch: zien European Spanish: ver Finnish: tavata French: voir German: treffen Greek: βλέπω Italian: vedere Japanese: ･･･に会う Korean: 만나다 Norwegian: se Polish: widzieć się European Portuguese: ver Romanian: a se întâlni cu Russian: видиться Latin American Spanish: ver Swedish: träffa Thai: พบ Turkish: görmek Ukrainian: зустрічатися Vietnamese: thấy All related terms of 'see' I see You can say ' I see ' to indicate that you understand what someone is telling you. see of to meet ; be in contact with see to If you see to something that needs attention , you deal with it. see fit to consider proper , desirable , etc see off If you see off an opponent , you defeat them. see out to remain or endure until the end of see red to suddenly become very angry or annoyed because of something which has been said or done see you ' See you ', ' be seeing you ', and ' see you later ' are ways of saying goodbye to someone when you expect to meet them again soon . you see You can say ' you see ' when you are explaining something to someone, to encourage them to listen and understand . Holy See the see of the pope as bishop of Rome and head of the Church look-see a brief inspection or look must-see a place or film considered to be essential to visit or see see about When you see about something, you arrange for it to be done or provided. see after to take care of; look after see into to examine or investigate see life to have a wide variety of social experiences see over to inspect by making a tour of see stars to see or seem to see bright moving pinpoints of light, as from a blow on the head, increased blood pressure, etc no-see-um → biting midge see action to participate in military combat see double If you are seeing double , there is something wrong with your eyes , and you can see two images instead of one. see things to have hallucinations see through If you see through someone or their behaviour , you realize what their intentions are, even though they are trying to hide them. Thuner See a town in central Switzerland , in Bern canton on Lake Thun . Pop: 40 377 (2000) you'll see You can say ' You'll see ' to someone if they do not agree with you about what you think will happen in the future , and you believe that you will be proved right . Apostolic See the see of the pope regarded as the successor to Saint Peter see daylight to understand something previously obscure see evidence Evidence is anything that you see, experience, read , or are told that causes you to believe that something is true or has really happened . to see fit If you say that someone sees fit to do something, you mean that they are entitled to do it, but that you disapprove of their decision to do it. to see red If you see red , you suddenly become very angry . see the menu When a customer asks to see the menu , they ask you to bring them a copy of the menu. wait and see If you tell someone to wait and see , you tell them that they must be patient or that they must not worry about what is going to happen in the future because they have no control over it. I'll/we'll see People say ' I'll see ' or ' We'll see ' to indicate that they do not intend to make a decision immediately , and will decide later . see a picture A picture is a photograph . see one's way to find it possible and be willing (to do something) see the light to start to understand or agree with something, especially after a long period when you have not understood or agreed with it see you later an expression of farewell seesaw A seesaw is a long board which is balanced on a fixed part in the middle. To play on it, a child sits on each end, and when one end goes up, the other goes down. see sense see reason If you try to make someone see sense or see reason , you try to make them realize that they are wrong or are being stupid . let me/let's see People say ' let me see ' or ' let's see ' when they are trying to remember something, or are trying to find something. see an improvement If there is an improvement in something, it becomes better . If you make improvements to something, you make it better. see eye to eye to agree (with) see someone right to ensure fair treatment of (someone) see the back of to be rid of see the last of to see for the last time suck it and see said to mean that the only way to find out if something new is a good idea and is likely to be successful is to actually try it to see the light If someone sees the light , they finally realize something or change their attitude or way of behaving to a better one. see one's way clear to be willing (to do something) see the last of sb If you see the last of someone , you do not expect to see them or deal with them again. to see eye to eye If you see eye to eye with someone, you agree with them and have the same opinions and views . Chinese translation of 'see' see (siː) Word forms:pt saw Word forms:pp seen vt 看见(見) (kànjiàn) ⇒ Did you see what happened? 你看见发生的事了吗？ (Nǐ kànjiàn fāshēng de shì le ma?) (= meet) [person] 见(見) (jiàn) ⇒ I'll see you at the cinema. 我在电影院见你。 (Wǒ zài diànyǐngyuàn jiàn nǐ.) ⇒ You need to see a doctor. 你需要去看医生。 (Nǐ xūyào qù kàn yīshēng.) (= watch) [film, play] 看 (kàn) ⇒ the best film I've ever seen 我看过的最好的电影 (wǒ kànguo de zuì hǎo de diànyǐng) (= look at) [letter, document, picture etc] 看 (kàn) ⇒ Did you see the article by Professor Gray? 你看了格雷教授的文章了吗？ (Nǐ kànle Géléi jiàoshòu de wénzhāng le ma?) (= understand) 明白 (míngbai) ⇒ I see what you mean. 我明白你的意思了。 (Wǒ míngbai nǐ de yìsi le.) (= notice) 意识(識)到 (yìshídào) (= find out) 查明 (chámíng) (= imagine) 想象 (xiǎngxiàng) (= regard) 把 ... 当(當)做 (bǎ ... dàngzuò) ⇒ He saw her as a rival. 他把她当成一个对手。 (Tā bǎ tā dàngchéng yī gè duìshǒu.) (= witness) [change, event] 目睹 (mùdǔ) ⇒ Yesterday saw the resignation of the disgraced Minister. 昨天威望扫地的部长辞职了。 (Zuótiān wēiwàng sǎodì de bùzhǎng cízhí le.) vi 看见(見) (kànjiàn) ⇒ It's dark and I can't see. 太黑了，我看不见。 (Tài hēi le, wǒ kàn bù jiàn.) I can see something 我能看见(見)某物 (wǒ néng kànjiàn mǒuwù) to see sb doing/do sth 看见(見)某人做某事 (kànjiàn mǒurén zuò mǒushì) there was nobody to be seen 看不见(見)任何人 (kàn bù jiàn rènhé rén) have you seen my glasses? 你看见(見)我的眼镜(鏡)了吗(嗎)？ (nǐ kànjiàn wǒde yǎnjìng le ma?) I don't know what she sees in him 我不知道她看中他哪一点(點) (wǒ bù zhīdào tā kànzhòng tā nǎ yīdiǎn) to go and see sb 去见(見)某人 (qù jiàn mǒurén) see Chapter 6 参(參)见(見)第6章 (cānjiàn dì liù zhāng) to see that ... (= realize, notice) 意识(識)到 ... (yìshídào ... ) ⇒ I could see she was lonely. 我察觉到她很孤独。 (Wǒ chájuédào tā hěn gūdú.) (= ensure) 确(確)保 (quèbǎo) to see if (= find out if) 查看 ... 是否 (chákàn ... shìfǒu) ⇒ I'll see if she's available. 我去看看她是否有空。 (Wǒ qù kànkan tā shìfǒu yǒu kòng.) I can see him doing really well (= envisage) 我可以想象他将(將)干(幹)得不错(錯) (wǒ kěyǐ xiǎngxiàng tā jiāng gàn de bùcuò) see you (soon)! (inf) 再见(見)！ (zàijiàn!) see you later! 一会(會)儿(兒)见(見)！ (yīhuìr jiàn!) to see sb to the door 送某人出门(門) (sòng mǒurén chūmén) I'll see what I can do 我会(會)看看能做些什么(麼) (wǒ huì kànkan néng zuò xiē shénme) let me see, let's see (= show me) 让(讓)我看看吧 (ràng wǒ kànkan ba) (= let me think) 让(讓)我想一想 (ràng wǒ xiǎng yī xiǎng) I see 我明白 (wǒ míngbai) you see (in explanations) 你知道 (nǐ zhīdào) we'll see 看看再说(說) (kànkan zài shuō) see for yourself 你自己看看 (nǐ zìjǐ kànkan) as far as I can see 就我看来(來) (jiù wǒ kànlái) All related terms of 'see' I see 我明白 wǒ míngbai see off ( say goodbye to ) 向 ... 告别(別) xiàng ... gàobié see out ( see to the door ) 送 sòng see to ( deal with ) 处(處)理 chǔlǐ ⇒ Franklin saw to the luggage. → 福兰克林负责照管行李。 Fúlánkèlín fùzé zhàoguǎn xíngli. you see ( in explanations ) 你知道 nǐ zhīdào see about ( deal with ) 处(處)理 chǔlǐ see below ( in piece of writing ) 见(見)下 jiàn xià we'll see 看看再说(說) kànkan zài shuō see through ( help : person ) 帮(幫)助 ... 渡过(過)难(難)关(關) bāngzhù ... dùguò nánguān ⇒ $50 should see you through. → 50美金应该能够帮你渡过难关。 Wǔshí měijīn yīnggāi nénggòu bāng nǐ dùguò nánguān. ⇒ He saw me through the hard times. → 他曾帮我度过艰难岁月。 Tā céng bāng wǒ dùguò jiānnán suìyuè. see-through ( blouse, dress ) 薄如蝉(蟬)翼的 bó rú chányì de to see if ( find out if ) 查看 ... 是否 chákàn ... shìfǒu ⇒ I'll see if she's available. → 我去看看她是否有空。 Wǒ qù kànkan tā shìfǒu yǒu kòng. to see red ( inf ) 暴怒 bàonù see Chapter 6 参(參)见(見)第6章 cānjiàn dì liù zhāng see you soon! 再见(見)！ zàijiàn! see you later! 一会(會)儿(兒)见(見)！ yīhuìr jiàn! to see that ... ( realize, notice ) 意识(識)到 ... yìshídào ... ⇒ I could see she was lonely. → 我察觉到她很孤独。 Wǒ chájuédào tā hěn gūdú. as you can see 如你所见(見)到的 rú nǐ suǒ jiàndào de see for yourself 你自己看看 nǐ zìjǐ kànkan let me see, let's see ( show me ) 让(讓)我看看吧 ràng wǒ kànkan ba did anyone see you? 有人看到你吗(嗎)？ yǒurén kàndào nǐ ma? I can see something 我能看见(見)某物 wǒ néng kànjiàn mǒuwù I can't see anyone 我见(見)不到任何人 wǒ jiàn bù dào rènhé rén I can't see anything 我什么(麼)也看不见(見) wǒ shénme yě kàn bù jiàn I'll see myself out 不用送了 bùyòng sòng le IC I see 知道了 zhīdàole to go and see sb 去见(見)某人 qù jiàn mǒurén whom did you see? 你见(見)到谁(誰)了？ nǐ jiàn dào shuí le? as far as I can see 就我看来(來) jiù wǒ kànlái can you see anything? 你能看到些什么(麼)吗(嗎)？ nǐ néng kàndào xiē shénme ma? I didn't see a soul 我一个(個)人都没(沒)看见(見) wǒ yī gè rén dōu méi kànjiàn I'm glad to see you 我非常高兴(興)见(見)到你 wǒ fēicháng gāoxìng jiàndào nǐ it's good to see you 很高兴(興)见(見)到你 hěn gāoxìng jiàndào nǐ it's nice to see you 很高兴(興)见(見)到你 hěn gāoxìng jiàndào nǐ CU see you 再见(見)！ zàijiàn how lovely to see you! 见(見)到你真是高兴(興)！ jiàndào nǐ zhēn shì gāoxìng! I can't see him anywhere 我哪里(裡)都见(見)不到他 wǒ nǎlǐ dōu jiàn bù dào tā I see them quite a lot 我常常见(見)到他们(們) wǒ chángcháng jiàndào tāmen I take/see your point 我接受/理解你的看法 wǒ jiēshòu/lǐjiě nǐ de kànfǎ I'll see what I can do 我会(會)看看能做些什么(麼) wǒ huì kànkan néng zuò xiē shénme it's great to see you 见(見)到你太好了 jiàndào nǐ tài hǎo le to see fit to do sth 认(認)为(為)做某事合适(適) rènwéi zuò mǒushì héshì to see sb doing/do sth 看见(見)某人做某事 kànjiàn mǒurén zuò mǒushì to see sb to the door 送某人出门(門) sòng mǒurén chūmén to see to it that ... 确(確)保 ... quèbǎo ... for further information, see ... 欲(慾)知进(進)一步的信息，见(見) ... yùzhī jìnyībù de xìnxī, jiàn ... he was sad to see her go 看着(著)她走，他很伤(傷)心 kànzhe tā zǒu, tā hěn shāngxīn I can't hear/see anything 我什么(麼)也听(聽)不见/看不见(見) wǒ shénme yě tīng bù jiàn/kàn bù jiàn it's wonderful to see you 见(見)到你真是太好了 jiàn dào nǐ zhēnshi tài hǎo le you ought to see a doctor 你应(應)该(該)去看医(醫)生 nǐ yīnggāi qù kàn yīshēng as far as the eye can see 就视(視)力所及的范(範)围(圍) jiù shìlì suǒ jí de fànwéi 1 (verb) in the sense of perceive Definition to look at or recognize with the eyes I saw a man making his way towards me. Synonyms perceive I perceived a number of changes. note spot He left the party seconds before smoke was spotted coming up the stairs. notice mark Mark my words. He won't last. view eye We eyed each other thoughtfully. check regard She regarded him curiously for a moment. identify sight A fleet of ships was sighted in the North Sea. witness clock (British, slang) observe recognize The receptionist recognized him at once. distinguish He could distinguish voices. glimpse She glimpsed a group of people standing on the bank of a river. check out (informal) make out heed Few people at the conference heeded her warning. discern Under the bridge we could just discern a shadowy figure. behold (archaic, literary) eyeball (slang) catch a glimpse of catch sight of espy She espied him in the far distance. get a load of (slang) descry From the top of the hill I descried a solitary rider. take a dekko at (British, slang, old-fashioned) lay or clap eyes on (informal) 2 (verb) in the sense of visit Definition to meet or pay a visit to I went to see him yesterday. Synonyms visit call on drop in on (informal) look (someone) up be the guest of call in on pop in on (informal) pay a call on 3 (verb) in the sense of watch Definition to view, watch, or attend It was one of the most amazing films I've ever seen. Synonyms watch The man was standing in the doorway watching him. view The mourners filed past to view the body. look at observe He studies and observes the behaviour of babies. 4 (verb) in the sense of understand Definition to understand Oh, I see what you're saying. Synonyms understand I think you understand my meaning. get You don't seem to get the point. follow Can you follow the plot so far? realize As soon as we realized what was going on, we moved the children away. know Hire someone with experience, someone who knows about real estate. appreciate She never really appreciated the depth of the conflict. take in grasp The Government has not yet grasped the seriousness of the crisis. make out catch on (informal) He tried to explain it to me, but it took me a while to catch on. comprehend I just cannot comprehend your attitude. fathom I couldn't fathom what he was talking about. get the hang of (informal) get the drift of 5 (verb) in the sense of foresee Definition to foresee We can see a day when all people live side by side. Synonyms foresee He did not foresee any problems. picture She pictured herself working with animals. imagine He could not imagine a more peaceful scene. anticipate We could not have anticipated the result of our campaigning. divine She tried to divine which of her siblings was telling the truth. envisage Scientists envisage a major breakthrough in the next few years. visualize He could not visualize her as a child. foretell 6 (verb) in the sense of witness Definition to perceive or be aware of He has seen the economy of his town decline. Synonyms witness Anyone who witnessed the attack is urged to contact the police. watch observe In 1664 Hooke observed a reddish spot on the surface of the planet. view note Suddenly I noted that the rain had stopped. notice People should not hesitate to contact the police if they notice anything suspicious. behold (archaic, literary) The garden was a joy to behold. 7 (verb) in the sense of find out Definition to find out (a fact) I'd better go and see if she's all right. Synonyms find out learn They learned of his military service from archive records. discover As he discovered, she had a brilliant mind. establish An autopsy was being done to establish the cause of death. determine The investigation will determine what really happened. investigate verify ascertain Try to ascertain what services the bank is offering. make inquiries 8 (verb) in the sense of consider Definition to consider or decide We'll see what we can do, Miss. Synonyms consider I had always considered myself a strong, competent woman. decide think about judge It will take a few more years to judge the impact of these ideas. reflect I reflected on the child's future. deliberate The jury deliberated for two hours before returning with the verdict. mull over She had been mulling over the idea of making a movie. think over make up your mind ponder over give some thought to 9 (verb) in the sense of make sure Definition to make sure (of something) or take care (of something) See that you take care of him. Synonyms make sure Before you cut the cloth, make sure the pattern matches up. mind Mind you don't let the cat out. ensure Steps must be taken to ensure this never happens again. guarantee Surplus resources alone do not guarantee growth. be sure take care make certain see to it 10 (verb) in the sense of accompany Definition to accompany He didn't offer to see her to her car. Synonyms accompany Ken agreed to accompany me on a trip to Africa. show Let me show you to my study. escort I escorted him to the door. lead He led him into the house. walk He offered to walk me home. attend horse-drawn coaches attended by liveried footmen shepherd She was shepherded by her guards up the rear ramp of the aircraft. usher They were quickly ushered away. 11 (verb) in the sense of speak to Definition to receive The doctor can see you now. Synonyms speak to receive interview consult confer with 12 (verb) in the sense of meet Definition to meet or pay a visit to I saw her last night at Monica's. Synonyms meet He's the kindest person I've ever met. encounter Did you encounter anyone on your walk? come across run into happen on bump into run across chance on 13 (verb) in the sense of go out with Definition to frequent the company of I'm seeing someone else. Synonyms go out with We've been going out for about six weeks now. court (old-fashioned) I was courting him at 19 and married him when I was 21. date (informal) We've been dating for three months. have an affair with walk out with (obsolete) have a fling with keep company with (old-fashioned, old-fashioned) go steady with (informal, old-fashioned) consort or associate with step out with (old-fashioned) 14 (verb) in the sense of refer to Definition to refer to or look up See Chapter 7 below. Synonyms refer to phrases See I see Phrasal verbs See see about something See see over something See see someone off See see someone through See see something through See see through something or someone See see to something or someone See seeing as Usage note It is common to hear seeing as how, as in Seeing as how the bus is always late, I don't need to hurry. However, the use of how here is considered incorrect or nonstandard, and should be avoided. proverbs What the eye doesn't see, the heart doesn't grieve overWhat you see is what you getSeeing is believing (noun) in the sense of diocese Definition the diocese of a bishop or the place within it where his cathedral is situated Synonyms diocese parishioners of the bishop's diocese bishopric Do you think I should resign from the bishopric? Additional synonyms in the sense of anticipate Definition to foresee and act in advance of We could not have anticipated the result of our campaigning. Synonyms expect, predict, forecast, prepare for, look for, hope for, envisage, foresee, bank on, apprehend, foretell, think likely, count upon in the sense of appreciate Definition to be aware of and understand She never really appreciated the depth of the conflict. Synonyms be aware of, know, understand, estimate, realize, acknowledge, recognize, perceive, comprehend, take account of, be sensitive to, be conscious of, sympathize with, be alive to, be cognizant of in the sense of ascertain Definition to find out definitely Try to ascertain what services the bank is offering. Synonyms find out, learn, discover, determine, confirm, settle, identify, establish, fix, verify, make certain, suss (out) (slang), ferret out Synonyms of 'see' see Explore 'see' in the dictionary Additional synonyms in the sense of attend horse-drawn coaches attended by liveried footmen Synonyms escort, conduct, guard, shadow, accompany, companion, shepherd, convoy, usher, squire (old-fashioned), chaperon in the sense of behold Definition to look (at) The garden was a joy to behold. Synonyms look at, see, view, eye, consider, study, watch, check, regard, survey, witness, clock (British, slang), examine, observe, perceive, gaze, scan, contemplate, check out (informal), inspect, discern, eyeball (slang), scrutinize, recce (slang), get a load of (informal), take a gander at (informal), take a dekko at (British, slang, old-fashioned), feast your eyes upon in the sense of bishopric Definition the see, diocese, or office of a bishop Do you think I should resign from the bishopric? Synonyms diocese, see, primacy, episcopate, episcopacy in the sense of catch on Definition to understand He tried to explain it to me, but it took me a while to catch on. Synonyms understand, see, find out, grasp, see through, comprehend, twig (British, informal), get the picture, see the light of day in the sense of comprehend Definition to understand I just cannot comprehend your attitude. Synonyms understand, see, take in, perceive, grasp, conceive, make out, discern, assimilate, see the light, fathom, apprehend, get the hang of (informal), get the picture, know in the sense of court Definition to attempt to gain the love of I was courting him at 19 and married him when I was 21. Synonyms woo, go (out) with, go steady with (informal), date, chase, sue (archaic), pursue, take out, make love to, run after, walk out with, keep company with, pay court to, set your cap at, pay your addresses to, step out with (informal) in the sense of date Definition to be a boyfriend or girlfriend of We've been dating for three months. Synonyms go out with, take out, go around with, be romantically involved with, go steady with, step out with (informal) in the sense of deliberate Definition to consider (something) deeply The jury deliberated for two hours before returning with the verdict. Synonyms consider, think, ponder, discuss, debate, reflect, consult, weigh, meditate, mull over, ruminate, cogitate in the sense of descry Definition to catch sight of From the top of the hill I descried a solitary rider. Synonyms catch sight of, see, notice, mark, discover, sight, observe, recognize, distinguish, perceive, detect, make out, discern, behold (archaic, literary), espy, spy out in the sense of determine Definition to fix in scope, extent, etc. The investigation will determine what really happened. Synonyms settle, learn, establish, discover, check, confirm, find out, work out, calculate, detect, figure out, certify, verify, ascertain, deduce, fix upon Additional synonyms in the sense of discern Definition to see or be aware of (something) clearly Under the bridge we could just discern a shadowy figure. Synonyms see, perceive, make out, notice, observe, recognize, behold (archaic, literary), catch sight of, suss (out) (slang), espy, descry in the sense of discover Definition to learn about for the first time As he discovered, she had a brilliant mind. Synonyms find out, see, learn, reveal, spot, determine, notice, realize, recognize, perceive, detect, disclose, uncover, discern, ascertain, suss (out) (slang), get wise to (informal) in the sense of distinguish Definition to make out by hearing, seeing, or tasting He could distinguish voices. Synonyms make out, identify, recognize, perceive, know, see, tell, spot, glimpse, pick out, discern in the sense of divine Definition to discover (something) by intuition or guessing She tried to divine which of her siblings was telling the truth. Synonyms guess, understand, suppose, suspect, perceive, discern, infer, deduce, apprehend, conjecture, surmise, foretell, intuit, prognosticate in the sense of encounter Definition to meet (someone) unexpectedly Did you encounter anyone on your walk? Synonyms meet, confront, come across, run into (informal), bump into (informal), run across, come upon, chance upon, meet by chance, happen on or upon in the sense of ensure Definition to make certain Steps must be taken to ensure this never happens again. Synonyms make certain, guarantee, secure, make sure, confirm, warrant, certify in the sense of envisage Definition to believe to be possible or likely in the future Scientists envisage a major breakthrough in the next few years. Synonyms foresee, see, expect, predict, anticipate, envision in the sense of escort Definition to act as an escort to I escorted him to the door. Synonyms accompany, lead, partner, conduct, guide, guard, shepherd, convoy, usher, squire (old-fashioned), hold (someone's) hand, chaperon in the sense of espy Definition to catch sight of She espied him in the far distance. Synonyms catch sight of, see, discover, spot, notice, sight, observe, spy, perceive, detect, glimpse, make out, discern, behold (archaic, literary), catch a glimpse of, descry in the sense of establish Definition to prove An autopsy was being done to establish the cause of death. Synonyms prove, show, confirm, demonstrate, ratify, certify, verify, validate, substantiate, corroborate, authenticate Additional synonyms in the sense of eye Definition to look at carefully or warily We eyed each other thoughtfully. Synonyms look at, view, study, watch, check, regard, survey, clock (British, slang), observe, stare at, scan, contemplate, check out (informal), inspect, glance at, gaze at, behold (archaic, literary), eyeball (slang), scrutinize, peruse, get a load of (informal), take a dekko at (British, slang, old-fashioned), have or take a look at in the sense of fathom Definition to understand by thinking carefully about I couldn't fathom what he was talking about. Synonyms understand, grasp, comprehend, interpret, get to the bottom of in the sense of follow Definition to understand (an explanation) Can you follow the plot so far? Synonyms understand, get, see, catch, realize, appreciate, take in, grasp, catch on (informal), keep up with, comprehend, fathom, get the hang of (informal), get the picture in the sense of get Definition to hear or understand You don't seem to get the point. Synonyms understand, follow, catch, see, notice, realize, appreciate, be aware of, take in, perceive, grasp, comprehend, fathom, apprehend, suss (out) (slang), get the hang of (informal), get your head round in the sense of glimpse Definition to catch sight of momentarily She glimpsed a group of people standing on the bank of a river. Synonyms catch sight of, spot, sight, view, clock (British, informal), spy, espy, descry in the sense of grasp Definition to understand The Government has not yet grasped the seriousness of the crisis. Synonyms understand, realize, take in, get, see, follow, catch on (informal), comprehend, get the message about, get the picture about, catch or get the drift of in the sense of guarantee Definition to promise or make certain Surplus resources alone do not guarantee growth. Synonyms ensure, secure, assure, warrant, insure, make certain in the sense of heed Definition to pay close attention to (a warning or piece of advice) Few people at the conference heeded her warning. Synonyms pay attention to, listen to, take notice of, follow, mark, mind, consider, note, regard, attend, observe, obey, bear in mind, be guided by, take to heart, give ear to in the sense of imagine Definition to form a mental image of He could not imagine a more peaceful scene. Synonyms envisage, see, picture, plan, create, project, think of, scheme, frame, invent, devise, conjure up, envision, visualize, dream up (informal), think up, conceive of, conceptualize, fantasize about, see in the mind's eye, form a mental picture of, ideate in the sense of judge Definition to appraise critically It will take a few more years to judge the impact of these ideas. Synonyms evaluate, rate, consider, appreciate, view, class, value, review, rank, examine, esteem (formal), criticize, ascertain, surmise Additional synonyms in the sense of know Definition to experience Hire someone with experience, someone who knows about real estate. Synonyms be familiar with, experience, understand, ken (Scottish), comprehend, fathom, apprehend, have knowledge of, be acquainted with, feel certain of, have dealings in, be versed in in the sense of lead Definition to guide or be guided by physical means He led him into the house. Synonyms guide, conduct, steer, escort, precede, usher, pilot, show the way in the sense of learn Definition to become informed They learned of his military service from archive records. Synonyms discover, hear, understand, gain knowledge, find out about, become aware, discern, ascertain, come to know, suss (out) (slang) in the sense of mark Definition to observe or notice Mark my words. He won't last. Synonyms observe, mind, note, regard, notice, attend to, pay attention to, pay heed to, hearken to (archaic) in the sense of mind Definition to make certain Mind you don't let the cat out. Synonyms be sure, ensure, make sure, be careful, make certain in the sense of mull over Definition to study or ponder She had been mulling over the idea of making a movie. Synonyms ponder, consider, study, think about, examine, review, weigh, contemplate, reflect on, think over, muse on, meditate on, ruminate on, deliberate on, turn something over in your mind in the sense of note Definition to notice Suddenly I noted that the rain had stopped. Synonyms notice, see, observe, perceive in the sense of notice Definition to point out or remark upon People should not hesitate to contact the police if they notice anything suspicious. Synonyms observe, see, mind, note, spot, remark, distinguish, perceive, detect, heed, discern, behold (archaic, literary), mark, eyeball (slang) in the sense of observe Definition to watch (something) carefully He studies and observes the behaviour of babies. Synonyms watch, study, view, look at, note, check, regard, survey, monitor, contemplate, check out (informal), look on, keep an eye on (informal), gaze at, pay attention to, keep track of, scrutinize, keep tabs on (informal), recce (slang), keep under observation, watch like a hawk, take a dekko at (British, slang, old-fashioned) in the sense of observe Definition to see or notice In 1664 Hooke observed a reddish spot on the surface of the planet. Synonyms notice, see, note, mark, discover, spot, regard, witness, clock (British, slang), distinguish, perceive, detect, discern, behold (archaic, literary), eye, eyeball (slang), peer at, espy, get a load of (informal) Additional synonyms in the sense of picture Definition to visualize or imagine She pictured herself working with animals. Synonyms imagine, see, envision, visualize, conceive of, fantasize about, conjure up an image of, see in the mind's eye in the sense of realize Definition to be aware of or grasp the significance of As soon as we realized what was going on, we moved the children away. Synonyms become aware of, understand, recognize, appreciate, take in, grasp, conceive, catch on (informal), comprehend, twig (British, informal), get the message, apprehend, become conscious of, be cognizant of in the sense of recognize Definition to identify (a person or thing) as someone or something already known The receptionist recognized him at once. Synonyms identify, know, place, remember, spot, notice, recall, make out, recollect, know again, put your finger on in the sense of reflect Definition to consider carefully I reflected on the child's future. Synonyms consider, think, contemplate, deliberate, muse, ponder, meditate, mull over, ruminate, cogitate, wonder in the sense of regard Definition to look closely or attentively at (something or someone) She regarded him curiously for a moment. Synonyms look at, view, eye, watch, observe, check, notice, clock (British, slang), remark, check out (informal), gaze at, behold (archaic, literary), eyeball (US, slang), scrutinize, get a load of (informal), take a dekko at (British, slang, old-fashioned) in the sense of shepherd Definition to guide or watch over (people) She was shepherded by her guards up the rear ramp of the aircraft. Synonyms guide, conduct, lead, steer, convoy, herd, marshal, usher in the sense of show Definition to guide or escort Let me show you to my study. Synonyms guide, lead, conduct, accompany, direct, steer, escort, usher in the sense of sight Definition to see (someone or something) briefly or suddenly A fleet of ships was sighted in the North Sea. Synonyms spot, see, observe, notice, distinguish, perceive, make out, discern, behold (archaic, literary) in the sense of spot Definition to see (something or someone) suddenly He left the party seconds before smoke was spotted coming up the stairs. Synonyms see, observe, catch sight of, identify, sight, recognize, detect, make out, pick out, discern, behold (archaic, literary), espy, descry in the sense of usher Definition to conduct or escort They were quickly ushered away. Synonyms escort, lead, direct, guide, conduct, pilot, steer, show Additional synonyms in the sense of view Definition to look at The mourners filed past to view the body. Synonyms look at, see, inspect, gaze at, eye, watch, check, regard, survey, witness, clock (British, slang), examine, observe, explore, stare at, scan, contemplate, check out (informal), behold (archaic, literary), eyeball (slang), gawp at, recce (slang), get a load of (informal), spectate, take a dekko at (British, slang, old-fashioned) in the sense of visualize Definition to form a mental image of (something not at that moment visible) He could not visualize her as a child. Synonyms picture, imagine, think about, envisage, contemplate, conceive of, see in the mind's eye, conjure up a mental picture of in the sense of walk Definition to walk somewhere with (a person or a dog) He offered to walk me home. Synonyms escort, take, see, show, partner, guide, conduct, accompany, shepherd, convoy, usher, chaperon All related terms of 'see' I see I understand, right, uh huh, mmm, I'm with you see red lose your temper, boil, lose it, seethe, go mad see-through transparent, fine, thin, sheer, flimsy see over something look round, tour, inspect, see round, go on a tour of see someone off say goodbye to, wave goodbye to, wave off see about something take care of, deal with, look after, see to, attend to see someone through keep (someone) going, help, support, aid, encourage see something through persevere (with), keep at, follow through, persist, stick out see eye to eye (with) agree (with), accord (with), get on (with), fall in (with), coincide (with) see to something or someone take care of, manage, arrange, look after, organize see through something or someone be undeceived by, penetrate, be wise to, fathom, get to the bottom of
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