| 单词 | see |
| 释义 | see —see /siː/ verb (PRESENT PARTICIPLE seeing, PAST TENSE saw, PAST PARTICIPLE seen) (MEET) ↑Verb Endings for see A1 [I or T] to meet or visit someone, or to visit a place: » We're seeing friends at the weekend.» I haven't seen Jerry around (= in the places I usually meet him) in the last few weeks.» No one has seen much of Daryl since he got married.» They see a lot of each other (= are often together) at weekends.» My mother is seeing the doctor again next week.» The children wanted to see the circus.» The agent said they could see the house (UK ALSO see round the house) at 3 p.m.Thesaurus+: ↑Meeting people , ↑Official meetingsThesaurus+: ↑VisitingF0 [T] to have a romantic relationship with someone: » How long has she been seeing him?Thesaurus+: ↑Marriage, cohabitation and other relationships• • • Extra Examples:» I'm seeing Peter tonight.» I saw her last week - we went out for dinner together.» I've arranged to see John at the weekend.» He's been seeing a woman that I work with.» She told me her husband had been seeing someone.verb (PRESENT PARTICIPLE seeing, PAST TENSE saw, PAST PARTICIPLE seen) (USE EYES) ↑Verb Endings for see A1 [I or T] to be conscious of what is around you by using your eyes: » Turn the light on so I can see.» I can see you!» [+ (that)] The teacher could see (that) the children had been fighting.» [+ infinitive without to] Jacqui saw the car drive up outside the police station.» [+ -ing verb] From the window we could see the children playing in the yard.» [+ past participle] His parents saw him awarded the winner's medal.» See (= look at) p. 23 for prices and flight details.» See over (= look at the next page) for further information.Thesaurus+: ↑Using the eyes , ↑Eyesight, glasses and lenses , ↑The eye and surrounding area , ↑PerceptiveA2 [T] to watch a film, television programme, etc.: » Did you see that documentary on Channel 4 last night?Thesaurus+: ↑Using the eyes , ↑Eyesight, glasses and lenses , ↑The eye and surrounding area , ↑PerceptiveC1 [T often passive] to be the time or place when something happens: » This summer has seen the end of water restrictions in the area thanks to a new reservoir.Thesaurus+: ↑Experiencing and sufferingyou ain't seen nothing yet HUMOROUSF0 said to mean that more surprising or exciting things are likely to happen Thesaurus+: ↑Experiencing and suffering• • • Extra Examples:» I saw him this morning.» Have you seen Angela?» If you see Nicky say hello from me.» I've seen a few houses but none that I've really liked.» I haven't seen any shoes that I've wanted to buy.verb [+ (that)] (PRESENT PARTICIPLE seeing, PAST TENSE saw, PAST PARTICIPLE seen) (MAKE CERTAIN) ↑Verb Endings for see ► C2 to make certain that something happens: » See (that) you're ready by five, or there'll be trouble.» The receptionist said he'd see (that) she got the message.Thesaurus+: ↑Causing things to happenverb [I + question word] (PRESENT PARTICIPLE seeing, PAST TENSE saw, PAST PARTICIPLE seen) (TRY TO DISCOVER) ↑Verb Endings for see ► B2 to try to discover: » Will you see if you can get anyone to help?» I'll see what I can do.Thesaurus+: ↑Trying and making an effort , ↑Effort and expending energyverb [T usually + adv/prep] (PRESENT PARTICIPLE seeing, PAST TENSE saw, PAST PARTICIPLE seen) (GO WITH) ↑Verb Endings for see ► F0 to take someone somewhere by going there with them: » He saw his visitors to the door.» Her friends saw her home.» The security guard saw the protesters off the premises.Thesaurus+: ↑Taking someone somewhere or telling them the wayverb [T] (PRESENT PARTICIPLE seeing, PAST TENSE saw, PAST PARTICIPLE seen) (CONSIDER) ↑Verb Endings for see ► B2 to consider or think about, especially to think about someone or something in a particular way, or to imagine someone doing a particular activity: » She didn't see herself as brave.» It was easy to see the gift as a sort of bribe.» [+ obj + -ing verb ] I can't see her accepting (= I don't think she will accept) the job in the present circumstances.» As I see it/things/the situation, we'll have to get extra help.» Try and see it my way - I'll be left without any help if you go to Edinburgh tomorrow.Thesaurus+: ↑Thinking and contemplatingThesaurus+: ↑Imagining and conceiving• • • Extra Examples:» Where do you see yourself in five years' time?» I can't see Annie on a horse somehow.» I can't see him coming back home for any length of time.» I don't see myself as a mother figure.» I think he sees himself very much as a leader.verb [T] (PRESENT PARTICIPLE seeing, PAST TENSE saw, PAST PARTICIPLE seen) (UNDERSTAND) ↑Verb Endings for see ► B1 to understand, know, or realize: » [+ (that)] I see (that) the social club is organizing a theatre trip next month.» [+ question word] He can't see what difference it makes to come (= he doesn't think it is important if he comes) on Thursday instead of Friday.» They didn't see the need/any need (= understand that it was important) to notify their members of the changes in writing.» They only refused to help because they're too busy, but he seems to see more in it than that.» "I'm tired." "So I see - you've been yawning all afternoon."» The chairwoman thought the new scheme was a great improvement, but I couldn't see it myself (= couldn't understand why it was thought to be good, or didn't agree).» I was surprised that they couldn't see my point of view.» The government didn't want to be seen to be making concessions to terrorists.» After she read his book she started to see the issue in another/a different/a new light (= differently).Thesaurus+: ↑Understanding and comprehending• • • Extra Examples:» I see he's left that report on my desk.» I see Bill's on another of his trips.» I don't see why she's more important than anyone else.» Why can't you see things from my point of view?» I see what you're saying. |
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