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in the PONS Dictionary

I. seeing [ˈsiːɪŋ] KONJ

seeing (that)

II. seeing [ˈsiːɪŋ] N

seeing is believing

far-seeing [ˌfɑːˈsiːɪŋ, Am ˌfɑːr-] ADJ

far-seeing decision, policy
far-seeing person
far-seeing person

I. see1 <saw, seen> [siː] VB trans

1. see (perceive):

to see that
it is worth seeing

2. see (watch):

3. see (inspect):

4. see (visit):

5. see (have relationship):

to be seeing sb

6. see (have meeting):

7. see (talk to):

8. see (accompany):

9. see:

10. see (envisage):

as I see it

11. see (witness):

12. see (investigate):

13. see (ensure):

Phrases:

II. see1 <saw, seen> [siː] VB intr

1. see (use eyes):

seeing is believing

2. see (find out):

3. see (understand):

Phrases:

see2 [siː] N REL

see off VB trans

1. see off (say goodbye):

2. see off (drive away):

3. see off (defeat):

see out VB trans

1. see out (escort to door):

2. see out (continue to end):

see out programme, film

3. see out (last until end):

see to VB trans

1. see to (attend to):

2. see to (ensure):

see in VB trans (welcome)

see about VB trans inf (consider)

see-through [ˈsiːθruː] ADJ

Present
Isee
yousee
he/she/itsees
wesee
yousee
theysee
Past
Isaw
yousaw
he/she/itsaw
wesaw
yousaw
theysaw
Present Perfect
Ihaveseen
youhaveseen
he/she/ithasseen
wehaveseen
youhaveseen
theyhaveseen
Past Perfect
Ihadseen
youhadseen
he/she/ithadseen
wehadseen
youhadseen
theyhadseen

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Seeing the poverty and how people just crack on.
www.independent.co.uk
Numerous monuments to his far-seeing sagacity exist to-day and will exist for centuries to come.
en.wikipedia.org
As one of the three principal factors governing astronomical seeing, atmospheric twinkling is defined as variations in illuminance only.
en.wikipedia.org
His gaze is transworldly: not looking but all-seeing.
en.wikipedia.org
The dog had fallen from the windowsill in joy at seeing its master returning from a long journey.
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