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I [siː] v ( past saw, p. p. seen)1) ба́чити, диви́тися; спостеріга́ти2) огляда́тиto see the sights — огляда́ти визначні́ місця́
3) розумі́ти, зна́ти; збагну́тиI see — я розумі́ю
as far as I can see — наскі́льки я мо́жу суди́ти
I do not see how to do it — не зна́ю, як це зроби́ти
4) поду́мати, розміркува́тиlet me see — 1) да́йте поду́мати; дозво́льте, стрива́йте 2) покажі́ть
5) уяви́ти (собі́)I can clearly see him doing it — я собі́ я́сно уявля́ю, як він це ро́бить
6) доде́ржуватися пе́вного по́гляду7) поба́чити(ся); відві́датиwhen will you come and see us? — коли́ ви при́йдете до нас?
8) зустріча́тися; ба́читисяsee you later [again, soon] — до ско́рої зу́стрічі
9) ра́дитися, консультува́тися10) прийма́ти ( відвідувача)I am seeing no one today — я сього́дні ніко́го не прийма́ю
11) проводжа́тиmay I see you home? — мо́жна мені́ провести́ вас додо́му?
13) пережи́ти, зазна́ти14) вважа́ти, визнава́ти•- see after
- see into
- see off
- see out
- see over
- see through
- see to••I saw stars — у ме́не і́скри з оче́й поси́палися
see here! амер. — послу́хайте
to see eye to eye with smb. — схо́дитися в по́глядах з кимсь
to see the light — 1) поба́чити світ; народи́тися 2) жи́ти 3) розумі́ти
to see smb. off [at the station] — проводжа́ти кого́сь (на вокза́л)
to see smb. through smth. — допомага́ти кому́сь в чо́мусь
to see the red light — передчува́ти набли́ження небезпе́ки (ли́ха)
II [siː] nto see the way to do(ing) smth. — знайти́ можли́вість зроби́ти щось
єпа́рхія; престо́л (єпископа і т.ін.)the Holy See — па́пський престо́л
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