see

US /siː/
UK /siː/
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1.

perceive with the eyes; discern visually

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Can you see the mountains from here?
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I saw him walking down the street.
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beholddiscernglancegazelookobserveperceivespotviewwatch
2.

understand or realize

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Do you see what I mean?
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I finally saw the truth.
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comprehendgraspknowrealizeunderstand
3.

meet (someone) or visit (a place)

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I'll see you tomorrow.
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We went to see the new exhibition at the museum.
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meetvisitencounter
1.

the district or area under the authority of a bishop or archbishop

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The bishop returned to his see after the conference.
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The Holy See is the jurisdiction of the Bishop of Rome.
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diocesebishopricarchdiocese
1.

used to draw attention to something or to express understanding or agreement

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See, I told you it would work!
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Oh, I see. That makes sense.
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beholdlolooklistenunderstandagree
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see tosee insee offsee-throughsee aboutsee outsee fit