to see; to look at; to read; to watch; to visit; to call on; to consider; to regard as; to look after; to treat (a patient or illness); to depend on; to feel (that); (after a verb) to give it a try; to watch out for
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to look after; to take care of; to watch; to guard
to see
to take a look at; to examine; to survey; (coll.) pretty soon
to see; to catch sight of
seemingly; apparently; looks as if; appears to be; gives the impression that; seems on the face of it to be
apparently; it seems that
it would appear; it seems (that)
way of looking at a thing; view; opinion; CL:個|个[ge4]
cannot see; cannot be seen; invisible
to keep an eye on
to regard as having good prospects
to make out; to see
to look upon; to regard
can't discern
to have a look
to guard; to watch over
to see clearly
to read; to study
can see; can tell
to be able to see; can see
it seems; it looks as if
see through (a person, scheme, trick etc)
to look as if; to seem
to look down upon; to despise
to pay a visit to; to see (sb)
to do as one sees fit; to play it by ear (according to the circumstances)
highlight (of an event, movie etc)
to look after
to look upon as; to regard as
not able to see clearly
to regard as
to understand thoroughly; to see beyond the facade; to see through (sb)
to visit a doctor; to see a patient
unable to make sense of what one is looking at
to regard as important; to value
to have a preference for; to fancy; to choose after consideration; to settle on
to nurse; to look after; to watch over; (old) hospital nurse
to take a fancy to; to find suitable and choose; to settle on
to misinterpret what one sees or reads; to misjudge (sb); to mistake (sb for sb else); to misread (a document)
janitor; watchman
to watch a play; to watch passively (i.e. from the sidelines, from the crowd)
to regard as; to look upon as
cannot bear to see; to hate; to dislike; to disapprove
to observe and make sure; to check
to show respect for; to think highly of
to look after the house; (of skill, ability) special; outstanding
qualities that make sth worth seeing (or reading)
to have a low opinion of
to make an error of judgment; to be taken in