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verb · perception · direct translation
to perceive with the eyes
versee
Also found as: sees · saw · seen · seeing
I can see the station.
see clearlysee someonesee the difference
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see
/siː/verb · A1
MAIN MEANING
A1see
to perceive with the eyes
versee
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2
verb · cognition · meaning depends on context
to understand an explanation or point
entendersee / understand
I see why the date changed.
I seesee whysee the point
3
verb · social · meaning depends on context
to meet or visit someone
ver / reunirse consee / meet
I am seeing the doctor on Friday.
see a doctorsee a friendsee someone again
4
verb · reference · meaning depends on context
to consult or refer to another source
véase / consultarsee / consult
See chapter four for the full rule.
see belowsee alsosee chapter
I can see the station.
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