Oxford Spanish Dictionary
Oxford Spanish Dictionary
Oxford Spanish Dictionary
I. see1 <Past saw, Past Part seen> [Am si, Brit siː] VERB trans
1.1. see:
1.2. see (witness):
1.4. see (look at, inspect):
2.1. see (perceive, notice):
2.2. see (learn from reading, hearing):
3.1. see (meet):
3.2. see (go out with):
3.3. see (saying goodbye) ugs:
4.2. see (visit):
5. see (receive):
6. see (understand):
7. see (consider, regard):
8.1. see (visualize):
8.2. see (envisage, foresee):
8.3. see (accept) Am ugs:
9.1. see (find out, determine):
9.2. see (ensure):
10.1. see (experience, undergo):
10.2. see (be the occasion of):
11.1. see (escort, accompany):
11.2. see (bring, last) ugs:
II. see1 [Am si, Brit siː] VERB intr
1.1. see:
1.2. see (look, inspect):
2. see (understand, realize):
3. see (consider, think):
I. saw1 [Am sɔ, Brit sɔː] SUBST
II. saw1 <Past Part sawed or
esp Brit
sawn> [Am sɔ, Brit sɔː] VERB trans
saw2 [Am sɔ, Brit sɔː] past
see
I. see1 <Past saw, Past Part seen> [Am si, Brit siː] VERB trans
1.1. see:
1.2. see (witness):
1.4. see (look at, inspect):
2.1. see (perceive, notice):
2.2. see (learn from reading, hearing):
3.1. see (meet):
3.2. see (go out with):
3.3. see (saying goodbye) ugs:
4.2. see (visit):
5. see (receive):
6. see (understand):
7. see (consider, regard):
8.1. see (visualize):
8.2. see (envisage, foresee):
8.3. see (accept) Am ugs:
9.1. see (find out, determine):
9.2. see (ensure):
10.1. see (experience, undergo):
10.2. see (be the occasion of):
11.1. see (escort, accompany):
11.2. see (bring, last) ugs:
II. see1 [Am si, Brit siː] VERB intr
1.1. see:
1.2. see (look, inspect):
2. see (understand, realize):
3. see (consider, think):
compass [Am ˈkəmpəs, Brit ˈkʌmpəs] SUBST
1. compass C:
2. compass MATH:
im PONS Wörterbuch
saw1 [sɔ:, Am sɑ:] VERB
saw pt von see
I. see1 [si:] VERB trans saw, seen
1. see (perceive):
4. see (visit):
6. see (have meeting):
7. see (talk to):
9. see:
10. see (envisage):
II. see1 [si:] VERB intr
2. see (find out):
3. see (understand):
I. see1 [si:] VERB trans saw, seen
1. see (perceive):
4. see (visit):
6. see (have meeting):
7. see (talk to):
9. see:
10. see (envisage):
II. see1 [si:] VERB intr
2. see (find out):
3. see (understand):
im PONS Wörterbuch
saw1 [sɔ] VERB
saw pt von see
I. see1 <saw, seen> [si] VERB trans
1. see (perceive):
3. see (inspect):
4. see (visit):
6. see (have meeting):
7. see (talk to):
9. see:
10. see (envisage):
II. see1 <saw, seen> [si] VERB intr
2. see (find out):
3. see (understand):
I. see1 <saw, seen> [si] VERB trans
1. see (perceive):
3. see (inspect):
4. see (visit):
6. see (have meeting):
7. see (talk to):
9. see:
10. see (envisage):
II. see1 <saw, seen> [si] VERB intr
2. see (find out):
3. see (understand):
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| we | see |
| you | see |
| they | see |
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| you | saw |
| he/she/it | saw |
| we | saw |
| you | saw |
| they | saw |
| I | have | seen |
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| we | have | seen |
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Rulers, protractors and compasses can be taken into the examination.
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