see

• Substantivo que designa o ato ou a capacidade de perceber com os olhos ou a visão; também pode indicar algo visto, uma olhada ou um exame visual.

A noun referring to the act or ability of perceiving with the eyes or the sense of sight.

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1. Seat of a bishopC1formal

   The official seat or diocese of a bishop.

   Sé episcopal

   • The Archbishop of Canterbury's see is in Canterbury.
   • He was appointed bishop of the See of Rome.
   • The ancient see has historical significance in the church.

   Sinônimosbishopricdiocese

2. Holy SeeC2formal

   The jurisdiction or authority of the Pope.

   Santa Sé

   • The Holy See issued a statement on world peace.
   • Diplomatic relations with the Holy See were established.
   • The Holy See plays a key role in Vatican diplomacy.

   Sinônimosbishopricdioceseepiscopatepapacypontificate

• Verbo que indica a ação de perceber com os olhos, de compreender algo ou de vivenciar uma situação.

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 com os olhos

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

   Sinônimosbeholddetectdiscerndistinguishespyglimpsemake outnoticeobserveperceivespotviewwatch

2. Understand or realizeA2informal

   To understand or comprehend something.

   Entender

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

   Sinônimosappreciatecomprehenddiscerngraspperceiverealizerecognizeunderstand

3. Meet or visitA2informal

   To meet or spend time with someone.

   Encontrar-se

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

   Sinônimoscall ondrop byencountermeetvisit

4. Experience or witnessB1formal

   To experience or be present during an event.

   Presenciar

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

   Sinônimosexperienceobserveundergoviewwatchwitness

Variantes phrasalsee through