see
verb (MEET) /siː/ (present participle seeing, past tense saw, past participle seen)Definition
A1 [I or T] to meet or visit someone, or to visit a place: We're seeing friends at the weekend. I haven't seen Jerry around (= in the places I usually meet him) in the last few weeks. No one has seen much of Daryl since he got married. They see a lot of each other (= are often together) at weekends. My mother is seeing the doctor again next week. The children wanted to see the circus. The agent said they could see the house (UK also see round the house) at 3 p.m.Meeting peopleOfficial meetingsVisiting › [T] to have a romantic relationship with someone: How long has she been seeing him?Marriage, cohabitation and other relationships
(Definition of see verb (MEET) from the Cambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus
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Synonyms and related words:
- attraction noun
- beard the lion (in his/her den) idiom
- call (in) on sb phrasal verb
- call by phrasal verb
- call noun (VISIT)
- check sth out phrasal verb (GO TO SEE)
- come round phrasal verb (VISIT)
- happen along/by (somewhere) phrasal verb
- haunt noun
- honey trap noun
- house-to-house adjective, adverb
- look in phrasal verb
- pay verb (GIVE)
- pop verb (GO)
- round noun (GROUP)
- stop by (somewhere) phrasal verb
- stop in phrasal verb
- stop off somewhere phrasal verb
- stop over phrasal verb
- visit with sb phrasal verb
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