Significado de see en español

• 0 to notice people and things with your eyes

  • Have you seen Molly?

  • Turn the light on so I can see.

• 1 to meet or visit someone

  • I’m seeing Peter tonight.

• 2 to watch a movie, television programme, etc.

  • Did you see that documentary last night?

• 3 to understand something

  • I see what you mean.

  • I don’t see why I have to go.

• 4 to find out information

  • I’ll just see what time the train gets in.

• 5 to imagine or think about something or someone in a particular way

  • She didn’t see herself as brave.

• 6 used for saying goodbye

• 7 used for saying goodbye to someone you are going to meet again later, soon, tomorrow, etc.

  • I’ll see you later!

• 8 used to say that you will make a decision about something later

  • ‘Dad, can I have a guitar?’ ‘We’ll see.’

• 9 to use your eyes

  • I saw her on the bus. Le vi en el autobús.

  • I couldn’t see anything through the smoke. No podía ver nada a través del humo.

  • Did you see his new car? ¿Has visto su coche nuevo?

• 10 to understand

  • I can’t see how I can help her. No veo cómo puedo ayudarla.

  • Do you see what I mean? ¿Entiendes lo que quiero decir?

• 11 to meet with sb

  • I’m seeing my doctor this afternoon. Voy a ver a mi médico esta tarde.

  • We haven’t seen each other for years. No nos hemos visto en años.

• 12 to find out

  • She said she’d see if there are any tickets left. Ella dijo que vería si quedan entradas.

  • “Mom, can we buy some popcorn?” “We’ll see.” “Mamá, ¿podemos comprar palomitas?” “Ya veremos.”

  • You’ll see – she’ll be asking for more money soon. Ya lo verás – ella pedirá más dinero pronto.

• 13 to imagine or believe

  • I don’t see her wanting to be a teacher. No la veo queriendo ser maestra.

• 14 to experience or watch

  • We’ve seen vast changes in the economy in the past decade. Hemos visto grandes cambios en la economía en la última década.

• 15 having a romantic relationship with sb

  • He’s not seeing her any more. Él ya no la ve más.

• 16 indicates you are thinking about the answer to sth

  • “What time should we leave?” “Let’s see…about 12:30.” “¿A qué hora deberíamos salir?” “Vamos a ver … alrededor de las 12:30”.

• 17 to make sure sth happens

  • Can you see that the work gets done on time? ¿Puedes ocuparte de que el trabajo se completa a tiempo?

• 18 used to say “goodbye” when you will see the person again soon

  • I’m going now. See you. Me voy ahora. Nos vemos.