| 单词 | to have a thing or person seen to |
| 释义 | > as lemmasto have (also get) a thing or person seen to (b) colloquial (chiefly British) to have (also get) a thing or person seen to: to have a thing or person examined and dealt with by an expert, esp. a medical professional. ΚΠ 1876 Builder 19 Feb. 178/2 Though the hurt was painful, he delayed having it seen to for a week. 1882 London Bicycle Club Gaz. 1 Dec. 261/1 Paint got shabby—had it repainted. The steerage got rickety—had it seen to. 1906 Eng. Mech. 6 Apr. 206/1 If the flues are constructed properly, there may be a dip in the pipes, and they are air-locked. Have that seen to. 1984 C. V. Allen Pieces of Dreams 223 The..explosion of pain confirmed that bones indeed had been broken. ‘Come on... I'll run you over to the hospital; we'll get that seen to.’ 1993 S. Ikenami Bridge of Darkness 136 He lifted the man up with one arm... Half his face was covered with blood. ‘Hang on, I'll get you seen to in a minute.’ 2006 I. Doig Whistling Season 93 George was taking her by train to Great Falls to have her teeth seen to. < as lemmas |
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