“see” on English-Chewa dictionary

verb 1. to use your eyes to notice something ○ Can you see that tree in the distance? ○ They say eating carrots helps you to see in the dark. ○ We ran because we could see the bus coming. ○ I have never seen a badger before. 2. to watch a something such as a film ○ I don’t want to go to the cinema this week, I’ve seen that film twice already. ○ We saw the football match on TV. 3. to go with someone to a place ○ I’ll see her home. ○ My assistant will see you out. 4. to understand something ○ I can’t see why they need to borrow so much money. ○ You must see that it’s very important for everything to be ready on time. ○ Don’t you see that they’re trying to trick you? ○ I see – you want me to lend you some money. 5. to check to make sure that something happens ○ The baby-sitter will see that the children are in bed by nine o’clock. ○ Can you see if a cheque has arrived in the post? 6. to meet someone ○ We see her quite often. ○ She doesn’t see much of him. ○ See you next week! ○ See you again soon! 7. to visit someone, e.g. a lawyer or doctor ○ If you have toothache you should see a dentist. ○ He went to see his bank manager to arrange a mortgage. 8. used to show a possibility ○ Will you be able to take a holiday this year? – We’ll see! ■ noun an administrative area run by a bishop □ he was appointed to the see of Durham he was made Bishop of Durham □ the Holy See the Vatican, the office of the Pope

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