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CHAPTER 5. WHAT THE DICTIONARIES SAY 198 5.6 English-Japanese Dictionaries Kenkyusha English-Japanese Dictionary|Text (401) | vt. a. miru, . . . ga mieru (perceive by the eye); (ki o tsukete) miru (look at): (i) Isee some people in the garden. niwa ni sunin no hito ga mieru (ii) What do [can] you see? Nani ga miemasu ka (iii) See page 5 [ch. 10]. 5peeji [10 sho] o miyo (cf. vide) b. (Yume nado ni miru): I saw him in a dream. (i) see things genkaku (hallucinations) o okosu (ii) see snakes ☞ snake (n.) (iii) see stars ☞ star (n.) (idiom) c. (geki, eiga, meisho nado o) miru (view), kanran [kenbutsu] suru (be aspecta- tor of), mi ni iku (visit): (i) go to see a show misemono o mi ni iku (ii) He has gone to Italy to see Rome. Roma kenbutsu ni Itaria e itta (iii) Have you ever seen (=been to, visited) France? Fransu e itta koto ga arimasu ka (iv) see the sights meisho o kenbutsu suru d. (hito ni) au, deau (meet:), kaiken suru, menkai suru (interview): (i) Ihaven't seen you for ages. Zuibun nagaiaida oai shimasen deshita ne (Hisashiburi desu ne) (ii) Iamtoobusytosee you now. Ima wa isogashikute omeni kakarenai (iii) I'm very pleased [glad, happy] to see you.Oai shite taihen ure- shii(yokoso irasshai mashita) (iv) I have seen nothing of you these days; let's see agreat deal of each other. Chikagoro sappari omikake shinai ga, kongo wa tabitabi aimasho yo (v) see company kyaku o otai suru. e. (hito ni) ai ni iku, mimau, tazuneru (call on); (isha ni) mite morau (consult); (i) I think he ought to (go and )see adoctor. Kare wa isha ni mite morawanakereba naru mai
CHAPTER 5. WHAT THE DICTIONARIES SAY 199 (ii) I shall be seeing him tomorrow. Asu kare o tazunete [mimatte] miyo. f. (jiken nado o )miru, mokugeki suru; . . . ni sogusuru (undergo), keiken suru (experience): (i) That year saw many changes. Sono toshi wa kawatta koto ga okatta (ii) He couldn't live to see his son's marriage. Musuko no kekkon o mizu ni shinda (iii) He has seen a lot in his life [a lot of life]. Nakanaka yononaka no keiken o tsunde iru (iv) He will never see 50 again. Ano otoko mo goju no saka o koshita yo. g. shiru, satoru, rikai [ryokai]suru (comprehend, understand): (i) see thepoint of the argument ronten ga wakaru (ii) Don't [Can't] you see whatImean? Watashi no iu koto ga wakaranai ka (iii) Idon't see why he doesn't come. doshite konai ka wakaranai (iv) see the use [good, fun] of . . . . . . no neuchi [yosa, okashisa] ga wakaru (v) see a joke jodan ga wakaru (vi) Iseeyou.(Amer.) Kimi no iu koto wa wakaru yo (vii) see it(colloq.) ryokai suru, wakaru (understand, comprehend) (viii) Do you see? [See?] wakarimashita ka (ix) Isee. Naruhodo wakarimashita. h. mitsukeru (descry), miwakeru (discern), kidzuku, mitomeru (notice); (i) He saw at once that he had made a mistake. Machigai o shita koto ni sugu kidzuita. (ii) Idon't see any harm in what he is doing. Kare no shiteiru koto ni nani mo warui koto o mitomenai. (iii) Iseeagreat danger in that sort of thing. Soiukotoniwahijona kiken ga aru. i. mite miru, yoku shiraberu, kensa[kenbun] suru (examine): (i) see a house before taking it kariru mae ni ie o miru
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