See

See

1. See about: considerar, fazer aldo, lidar, resolver

   • I'll see about what can do.
   • He’s gone to see about his passport.

2. See after: tomar conta, proteger

   • look after

3. i didnt see that one was coming: não esparava por essa

4. See around: ver por aí, encontrar por aí (passa a ideia de que você sempre vê alguém com frequência nos locais que você vai)

   • I’ve never actually met her, but I’ve seen her around.
   • Ok! Bye! See you around!

5. See in: celebrar, recepcionar, receber(no sentido de acompanhar alguém, adentar um lugar)

   • I had to saw in them and i had to do that sympathetic face
   • How did you see in the New Year?

6. See into: acompanhar alguém em uma sala, prever, olhar dentro, ver por dentro

   • see into someone’s mind ou see someone’s soul (ler a mente alguém, conhecer as intenções de alguém)
   • see into the future (prever o futuro)
   • Her secretary saw me into her office.
   • I wish I could see into her mind and find out what she thinks of me.
   • It’s hard to know what’ll happen! If we could see into the future, it’d be much easier.

7. See both sides: ver os dois lados

8. See off: acompanhar alguém até o embarque, embarcar alguém(avião, trem, navio), despedir, espantar, afungentar

   • He came to the airport with me to see me off. I'll drive you to the station and see you off.
   • The dog saw off the cat that was eating its food.

9. See out: acompanhar alguém até a saída, mostrar a saída, despedir-se, levar algo até o fim

   • It was very late when he saw the last of the guests out.
   • i don't think i have the strength to see out the harvest

10. See through: quando queremos dizer que sabemos que algo não é verdade e que não iremos ser enganados por aquilo(não se deixar enganar), continuar a fazer algo(levar algo ate o fim), como ajudar alguém a passar por um momento difícil, sustentar, se virar

    • You can’t fool me anymore. I can see through you and all your tricks.
    • It’s going to be an unpleasant experience, but I hope you’ll see it through.
    • They had enough food to see them through the winter.
    • see-through: transparente

11. See over: inspecionar, visitar(uk)

12. See the point: “ver sentido” em algo, entender o que a pessoa que dizer

    • I just don’t see the point of another year in high school when I know I can go find a job now!

13. See to: “tomar conta”, “encarregar-se”, “cuidar”, tratar de algo

    • While Franklin saw to the luggage, Sara took Eleanor home.
    • See to it that: “certificar-se/assegurar-se de que”, ou ainda “garantir que”
      • See to it that the curtains are closed.
      • So, the better approach(abordagem) is to simply see to it that the tech is used in a better way.

14. Seeing as: “vendo que” ou “vendo como”, equivale a nossa estrutura “já que", “visto que”.

    • Seeing as you’ve met my family, don’t you think I should meet yours?

15. See past: ver além, não se deixar enganar

16. long time no see: quanto tempo !

17. i see: entendo como é

    • you see: entenda

18. see-saw: vaivém, oscilar, balançar

    • My last boyfriend was very moody; our relationship was an emotional seesaw.

19. see ya/ cu, see you there/later: te vejo por ai

20. See the light of the day: acontecer

    • Your plan is so bad it will never see the light of day.

21. see red: ficar puto

22. see in a new light: ver de uma nova perspectiva

23. see eye to eye: estar de acordo, concordar

    • We don't always see eye to eye.

24. see fit to do: achar bom, achar conveniente

    • Only use as much paint as you see fit.

25. see the back of someone: If you are pleased to see the back of someone or something, you are pleased that you no longer have to be involved with him, her, or it

    • The hotel staff were glad to see the back of such a difficult guest.

26. see somebody right: to make sure that someone gets what they need or want, especially money

    • Tell the landlord I sent you and he’ll see you right.