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61 see out
v.1 acompañar a la puerta (escort to door)2 acompañar hasta la puerta, acompañar a la puerta, acompañar a salir, llevar a la salida.3 llevar a cabo. -
62 see over
intj.ver reverso.v.1 ver por encima de, pasar viendo.2 visitar.3 inspeccionar. -
63 see profits
v.obtener frutos, ver las ganancias. -
64 see reason
v.entrar en razón, meterse en razón. -
65 see red
v.ponerse rojo de ira, encolerizarse, enfurecerse, ponerse furioso. -
66 see results
v.ver las ganancias. -
67 see stars
v.ver las estrellas, ver estrellas por el dolor, sentir mucho dolor físico, ver estrellas. -
68 see suffer
v.ver sufrir. -
69 see that
v.ver que, observar que, entender que, percibir que. -
70 see things
v.ver cosas, padecer alucinaciones, ver visiones, ver cosas raras. -
71 see towards
v.ver hacia. -
72 see visions
v.ver visiones. -
73 see you
intj.hasta luego, hasta la vista, hasta pronto, nos vemos. -
74 see-saw
s.sube y baja, balancín, columpio de sube y baja. -
75 see-through
adj.transparente. -
76 to see to
1 (deal with) atender a, ocuparse de, encargarse de■ could you see to the baby? ¿podrías ocuparte del niño?■ see to it that she gets the message, won't you? asegúrate de que reciba el recado, ¿vale? -
77 let me see / let's see
let me see / let's seea ver -
78 let me see/let's see
let me see/let's seea ver, vamos a ver -
79 to see about
1 (deal with) arreglar, organizar2 (consider) ver, pensar -
80 to see out
■ have we got enough wood to see the week out? ¿tenemos suficiente leña para aguantar toda la semana?2 (go to door with) acompañar hasta la puerta
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