see
🇺🇸
/siː/
🇬🇧
/siː/
verb
A1
look at or perceive with the eyes
I'd like to see some evidence before I believe it.
A1
have the ability to discern visually
She will never see again after the accident.
A1
watch a performance, game, or show
This performance was so beautiful, I had never seen anything like it.
A1
look for information in a source
See the table on page 5 for more details.
A1
recognize or identify someone
Guess who I saw at the party last night!
A1
visit someone
Come and see us again soon.
A1
have a meeting with someone
You should see a doctor about that cough.
B2
spend time with someone
I haven't seen my family in a long time.
B1
understand or become aware of
The new policy will help us see the bigger picture.
B1
consider or regard in a certain way
I see your point of view.
B1
imagine or expect as a possibility
They see themselves as leaders of the future.
B1
find out by looking or waiting
We'll just have to see what happens next.
B2
decide or determine by thinking
I'll see what I can do to help you.
R
ensure that something is done
Make sure you see that the work is completed on time.
R
experience or go through
I hope to never see such a terrible event again.
R
be the time when something happens
The 1960s saw significant advancements in technology.
R
be the location of an event
This stadium has seen many exciting matches.
R
accompany someone to ensure their safety
May I see you home to make sure you get there safely?
noun
R
the jurisdiction of a bishop or archbishop
The Holy See is the governing body of the Catholic Church.
translation
look at or perceive with the eyes; have the ability to discern visually; watch a performance, game, or show; look for information in a source; recognize or identify someone; visit someone; have a meeting with someone; spend time with someone; understand or become aware of; consider or regard in a certain way; imagine or expect as a possibility; find out by looking or waiting; decide or determine by thinking; ensure that something is done; experience or go through; be the time when something happens; be the location of an event; accompany someone to ensure their safety
the jurisdiction of a bishop or archbishop
Word Forms
3rd Present
sees
Progressive
seeing
Past
saw
Perfect
seen
Plural
sees