(Homonym: sea).
(Irregular preterit, past participle: saw, seen).
1. To accompany or escort; SYN. escort.
2. To be careful or certain to do something; make certain of something; SYN. check, insure, see to it, ensure, control, ascertain, assure.
3. To check, try, or ascertain; SYN. watch.
4. To consider or deem to be; regard; SYN. consider, reckon, view, regard.
5. To deliberate or decide.
6. To go to see for a social visit.
7. To go to see for professional or business reasons.
8. To match the bet of another player; in poker.
9. To perceive by sight.
10. To receive as a specified guest.
11. To see and understand, have a good eye.
1. Incorporer.
2. Contenir. Ce prix comprend le service.
3. Être formé de. La pièce comprend trois actes.
4. Concevoir.
5. Saisir.
6. (Familier) Piger. J'ai compris l'allusion.
1. Aller voir. Visiter un ami.
2. Parcourir. Visiter une ville.
3. Examiner. Visiter un malade.
4. Inspecter. Visiter une installation.
1. Percevoir. Voir la lumière.
2. Assister ŕ. Voir un événement.
3. Examiner. Voir une affaire de près.
4. Imaginer. Voir l'avenir en rose.
5. Savoir. Je vois de quoi on parle.
6. (Pron.) Se produire. Ce cas de figure peut se voir.
7. (Pron.) Se fréquenter. Nous nous voyons souvent.
Thomas Jefferson Jackson 1866-1962 American astronomer and mathematician.
ETYM Old Eng. se, see, Old Fren. se, sed, sied, from Latin sedes a seat, or the kindred sedere to sit. Related to Sit, Siege.
(Homonym: sea).
The place within a bishop's diocese where his cathedral is located.