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see1
verb (past tense saw , past participle seen , present participle seeing )
1 to perceive by the sense seated in the eyes.
2 intr to have the power of vision.
3 tr & intr to perceive mentally; to understand or realize Don't you see what she's trying to do?
4 to watch We're going to see a play .
5 to be aware of or know, especially by looking or reading I see from your letter that you're married .
6 tr & intr to find out; to learn We'll have to see what happens .
7 to predict; to expect We could see what was going to happen .
8 to meet up with someone; to spend time with someone I haven't seen her for ages .
9 to spend time with someone regularly, especially romantically He's been seeing her for quite a while now .
10 to speak to someone; to consult He's asking to see the manager .
11 to receive as a visitor or client The doctor will see you now .
12 to make sure of something See that you lock the door .
13 to imagine, and often also to regard as likely I can still see her as a little girl I can't see him agreeing .
14 to consider I see her more as an acquaintance than a friend .
15 to encounter or experience She's seen too much pain in her life .
16 to be witness to something as a sight or event We're now seeing huge increases in unemployment .
17 (see something in someone) to find an attractive feature in them I don't know what he sees in her .
18 to escort I'll see you out .
19 to refer to (the specified page, chapter, etc) for information see page five .
20 intr (see to something) to attend to it; to take care of it Will you see to it?
21 cards to match the bet of someone by staking the same sum I'll see you and raise you five .
[Anglo-Saxon seon ]
see red see under red.
see things to have hallucinations.
see you later colloq an expression of temporary farewell.
see about something to attend to a matter or concern.
see into something to investigate it; to look into it.
see someone off
1 to accompany them to their place of departure saw her off at the airport .
2 colloq to get rid of them by force saw the burglar off saw the cat off .
see someone out to outlive them.
see something out to stay until the end of it.
see over or round something to inspect it; to look over it.
see through something
1 to discern what is implied by an idea or scheme, etc.
2 to detect or determine the truth underlying a lie I saw through your plan straight away .
see something through to participate in it to the end.
verb (past tense saw , past participle seen , present participle seeing )
1 to perceive by the sense seated in the eyes.
2 intr to have the power of vision.
3 tr & intr to perceive mentally; to understand or realize Don't you see what she's trying to do?
4 to watch We're going to see a play .
5 to be aware of or know, especially by looking or reading I see from your letter that you're married .
6 tr & intr to find out; to learn We'll have to see what happens .
7 to predict; to expect We could see what was going to happen .
8 to meet up with someone; to spend time with someone I haven't seen her for ages .
9 to spend time with someone regularly, especially romantically He's been seeing her for quite a while now .
10 to speak to someone; to consult He's asking to see the manager .
11 to receive as a visitor or client The doctor will see you now .
12 to make sure of something See that you lock the door .
13 to imagine, and often also to regard as likely I can still see her as a little girl I can't see him agreeing .
14 to consider I see her more as an acquaintance than a friend .
15 to encounter or experience She's seen too much pain in her life .
16 to be witness to something as a sight or event We're now seeing huge increases in unemployment .
17 (see something in someone) to find an attractive feature in them I don't know what he sees in her .
18 to escort I'll see you out .
19 to refer to (the specified page, chapter, etc) for information see page five .
20 intr (see to something) to attend to it; to take care of it Will you see to it?
21 cards to match the bet of someone by staking the same sum I'll see you and raise you five .
[Anglo-Saxon seon ]
see red see under red.
see things to have hallucinations.
see you later colloq an expression of temporary farewell.
see about something to attend to a matter or concern.
see into something to investigate it; to look into it.
see someone off
1 to accompany them to their place of departure saw her off at the airport .
2 colloq to get rid of them by force saw the burglar off saw the cat off .
see someone out to outlive them.
see something out to stay until the end of it.
see over or round something to inspect it; to look over it.
see through something
1 to discern what is implied by an idea or scheme, etc.
2 to detect or determine the truth underlying a lie I saw through your plan straight away .
see something through to participate in it to the end.
see2
noun
1 the office of bishop of a particular diocese.
2 the area under the religious authority of a bishop or archbishop.
3 the Holy See.
[13c: from French sied , from Latin sedes seat, from sedere to sit]
noun
1 the office of bishop of a particular diocese.
2 the area under the religious authority of a bishop or archbishop.
3 the Holy See.
[13c: from French sied , from Latin sedes seat, from sedere to sit]
see-through
adjective said especially of a fabric or clothing: transparent or translucent.
adjective said especially of a fabric or clothing: transparent or translucent.
seed
noun (seeds or seed )
1 bot in flowering and cone-bearing plants: the highly resistant structure that develops from the ovule after fertilization, and is capable of developing into a new plant.
2 a small hard fruit or part in a fruit; a pip.
3 a source or origin the seeds of the plan .
4 literary offspring; descendants.
5 literary semen.
6 sport a seeded player He is number one seed .
7 chem a single crystal introduced to a concentrated solution to induce crystallization.
verb (seeded , seeding )
1 intr said of a plant: to produce seeds.
2 to sow or plant (seeds).
3 to remove seeds from (eg a fruit).
4 chem to use a single crystal to induce the formation of more crystals in (a concentrated solution).
5 to scatter particles of some substance into (a cloud) in order to induce rainfall, disperse a storm or freezing fog, etc.
6 sport to rank (a player in a tournament) according to their likelihood of winning has been seeded number three for Wimbledon .
7 sport to arrange (a tournament) so that high-ranking players only meet each other in the later stages of the contest.
[Anglo-Saxon sæd ]
seeded adjective
1 having the seeds removed.
2 bearing or having seeds.
3 sown.
4 sport said of a tournament player: having been ranked as a seed.
seedless adjective .
go or run to seed
1 bot said of a plant: to stop flowering prior to the development of seed.
2 colloq to become unkempt or shabby through lack of care.
sow the seeds of something to initiate it.
noun (seeds or seed )
1 bot in flowering and cone-bearing plants: the highly resistant structure that develops from the ovule after fertilization, and is capable of developing into a new plant.
2 a small hard fruit or part in a fruit; a pip.
3 a source or origin the seeds of the plan .
4 literary offspring; descendants.
5 literary semen.
6 sport a seeded player He is number one seed .
7 chem a single crystal introduced to a concentrated solution to induce crystallization.
verb (seeded , seeding )
1 intr said of a plant: to produce seeds.
2 to sow or plant (seeds).
3 to remove seeds from (eg a fruit).
4 chem to use a single crystal to induce the formation of more crystals in (a concentrated solution).
5 to scatter particles of some substance into (a cloud) in order to induce rainfall, disperse a storm or freezing fog, etc.
6 sport to rank (a player in a tournament) according to their likelihood of winning has been seeded number three for Wimbledon .
7 sport to arrange (a tournament) so that high-ranking players only meet each other in the later stages of the contest.
[Anglo-Saxon sæd ]
seeded adjective
1 having the seeds removed.
2 bearing or having seeds.
3 sown.
4 sport said of a tournament player: having been ranked as a seed.
seedless adjective .
go or run to seed
1 bot said of a plant: to stop flowering prior to the development of seed.
2 colloq to become unkempt or shabby through lack of care.
sow the seeds of something to initiate it.
seed corn
noun
1 corn grains used for sowing.
2 assets likely to be profitable in the future.
noun
1 corn grains used for sowing.
2 assets likely to be profitable in the future.
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