seeing

• Adjetivo que describe la capacidad de ver; que posee visión. También puede referirse a alguien perspicaz o que observa con atención.

An adjective describing the ability to see; having sight.

1. Having sightB1formal

   Able to see; not blind.

   vidente

   • The school provides resources for both blind and seeing students.
   • Seeing people often take their vision for granted.
   • The guide dog helps both seeing and visually impaired individuals.

   Sinónimossighted

   Antónimosblindeyelesssightless

• Sustantivo que denota la acción o la capacidad de percibir objetos visualmente con los ojos, así como el acto de contemplar o presenciar algo.

A noun referring to the act or faculty of perceiving objects visually using the eyes.

incontable

1. Perception by means of the eyesB1formal

   The act or process of perceiving the world through the sense of sight.

   visión

   • Seeing is one of the most important senses for humans.
   • The doctor tested her seeing ability after the accident.
   • Seeing clearly requires healthy eyes and proper lighting.

   Sinónimoseyesightobservationperceptionsightviewingvision

2. Normal use of the faculty of visionB1formal

   The ordinary and functional use of the ability to see.

   visión

   • His seeing is perfectly normal for his age.
   • The guide dog helps people with limited seeing navigate safely.
   • Good seeing is essential for driving a car.

   Sinónimoseyesightperceptionsightvisionvisual perception

• Verbo que denota la acción de percibir con los ojos, comprender o experimentar algo.

A verb used to indicate the act of perceiving with the eyes, understanding, or experiencing something.

verbo irregular

1. Perceive with eyesA1formal

   To perceive with the eyes; to look at or notice something.

   Ver con los ojos

   • I can see the mountains from my window.
   • She saw a beautiful sunset.
   • Can you see the stars tonight?

   Sinónimosbeholddetectdiscerndistinguishespyglimpsemake outnoticeobserveperceivespotviewwatch

2. Understand or realizeA2informal

   To understand or comprehend something.

   comprender, entender

   • I see what you mean now.
   • Do you see the problem here?
   • He finally saw the truth about the situation.

   Sinónimosappreciatecomprehenddiscerngraspperceiverealizerecognizeunderstand

3. Meet or visitA2informal

   To meet or spend time with someone.

   ver

   • I'll see you tomorrow at school.
   • She went to see her doctor.
   • Let's see a movie this weekend.

   Sinónimoscall ondrop byencountermeetvisit

4. Experience or witnessB1formal

   To experience or be present during an event.

   Presenciar o ser testigo de algo

   • I have seen many changes in the city.
   • He saw the accident happen.
   • They saw the band perform live.

   Sinónimosexperienceobserveundergoviewwatchwitness

Variantes phrasalsee through