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glom: I saw him buy a bottle of whisky. We saw two
yellow-bellied sapsuckers in one day! Can you see the sea from
your suite? Did you see the Houses of Parliament when you were
in London? 2 understand, comprehend, apprehend, perceive,
appreciate, fathom, grasp, take in, realize, know, be aware or
conscious of, get the idea or meaning of, Colloq dig, get, get
the drift or the hang of: I see what you are saying, but I
don't agree. After her speech, I saw Gladys in a new light. 3
foresee, foretell, imagine, envisage, envision, visualize,
picture, divine, conceive (of), dream of, conjure up, accept: I
can see a day when warming from the greenhouse effect will make
the sea level rise. Ted said he can't see you as a married man.
4 determine, ascertain, find out, investigate, discover, learn:
See if the bakery has any macaroons. I'll see what she thinks.
5 Often, see to it. ensure, assure, make sure or certain, mind,
be vigilant: It's cold outside, so see that you dress warmly.
6 accompany, escort, show, lead, conduct, usher, take, convoy,
bring, walk, drive: I was seeing Nellie home from a soir‚e at
Aunt Dinah's. 7 go out with, socialize with, keep company with,
consort with, associate with; court, woo; Colloq go steady with,
Chiefly US date: Are you still seeing that boy you met at the
school dance? 8 make up one's mind, think over, mull over,
consider, ponder (on or over), contemplate, decide, reflect
(on), meditate (on or over or about), ruminate (on or over),
brood over: Mother said she'd see whether I could go. Then I
asked father, and he said he'd see. 9 receive, meet (with), talk
or speak with, confer with, consult (with), have a word with,
sit down with, visit with, interview; welcome, greet: The
ambassador will see you now. 10 undergo, experience, go
through, endure, survive: He saw service overseas during the
war. 11 help, aid, assist, support, finance, pay the way for;
guide, shepherd: She saw three children through university
without anyone's help. 12 see about. a see to, attend to, look
after, take care or charge of, look to, organize, manage, do,
undertake, sort out; think about, consider, give some thought
to, pay attention or heed to: Could you please see about
feeding the horses while I am away? I asked Martin and he said
he'd see about it. b investigate, study, probe, look into, make
enquiries or inquiries, enquire or inquire about: The teacher
said she would see about letting us out early before the
holiday. 13 see off. bid adieu or bon voyage: We went to the
airport to see them off. 14 see through. a penetrate, detect,
perceive, Slang be wise to: She saw through your subterfuge at