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A1  see  görmekanlamak, farkına varmak

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verb  /siː   / verb (past tense saw /sɔː   /; past participle seen /siːn   /) see (verb)
 /siː   /
verb (past tense saw /sɔː   /; past participle seen
/siːn   /)
 
USE EYES 
1 [intransitive,
transitive]
to become conscious of
sth, using your eyes; to use the power of sight
görmek
 It was so dark that we couldn't see.
 On a clear day you can see for miles.
 Have you seen my wallet anywhere?
 I've just seen a mouse run under the
cooker.
 He looked for her but couldn't see her in
the crowd.
 Guess who I saw this morning.
 note at LOOK1, SMELL1
FILM, TV, ETC. 
2 [transitive]
to look at or watch a
film, play, TV programme, etc.
görmek, seyretmek
 Did you see that programme on sharks last
night?
 Have you seen Spielberg's latest film?
VISIT 
3 [transitive]
to spend time with sb;
to visit sb
görmek, görüşmek
 I saw Alan at the weekend; we had dinner together.
 You should see a doctor about that cough.
 I'm seeing a lot of Paul these days.
UNDERSTAND 
4 [intransitive,
transitive]
to understand sth; to
realize sth
anlamak; 
farkına
varmak
 Do you see what I mean?
 Everybody laughed, but I couldn't see the
joke.
 She doesn't see the point in
spending so much money on a car.
 I thought he was honest, but now I see I'm
wrong.
 ‘You have to key in your password first.’
‘Oh, I see.’
HAVE OPINION 
5 [transitive]
to have an opinion
about sth
görmek, ...hakkında
düşünmek
 How do you see the situation developing?
IMAGINE 
6 [transitive]
to imagine sth as a
future possibility
düşünmek, hayal
etmek
 I can't see her changing her mind.
FIND OUT 
7 [transitive]
to find out sth by
looking, asking or waiting
bakmak, öğrenmek
 Go and see if the postman has
been yet.
 We'll wait and see what happens
before making any decisions.
 ‘Can we go swimming today, Dad?’ ‘I'll see (düşünürüz).’
 I saw in the paper that they're building a
new theatre.
MAKE SURE 
8 [transitive]
to do what is
necessary in a situation; to make sure that sb does sth
gerekeni
yapmak, gerekenin yapılmasını sağlamak
 I'll see that he gets the letter.
 Please see that the children clean their
teeth.
HAPPEN 
9 [transitive]
to be the time when an
event happens
tanık
olmak, yaşamak
 Last year saw huge changes in the education
system.
HELP 
10 [transitive]
to go with sb, for
example to help or protect them
 (belli bir yere kadar) eşlik
etmek, geçirmek
 He asked me if he could see me home, but I
said no.
 I saw the old lady safely across the road.
 I'll see you to the door.
IDIOMS
as
far as the eye can see
to the furthest place
you can see
göz
alabildiğine
let
me see; let's see
used when you are
thinking or trying to remember sth
dur
bakayım, bir düşüneyim
 Where did I put the car keys? Let's see. I
think I left them by the telephone.
see
eye to eye (with sb)
to agree with sb; to
have the same opinion as sb
anlaşmak, aynı
fikirde olmak
 We don't always see eye to eye on political
matters.
see
if …
to try to do sth
bakmak
 I'll see if I can find time to do it.
 See if you can undo this knot.
see
the joke
to understand what is
funny about a joke or trick
şakayı
kavramak
see
red
(informal)
to become very angry
gözü
dönmek
see
you (later)
used for saying
goodbye to sb you expect to see soon or later that day
görüşmek
üzere
see
you around
(informal)
used for saying
goodbye to sb you have made no arrangement to see again
görüşürüz
you
see
used for giving a
reason
senin
anlayacağın, anlıyorsun ya
 She's very unhappy. He was her first real
boyfriend, you see.
PHRASAL VERBS
see
about sth/doing sth
to deal with sth
halletmek
 I've got to go to the bank to see about my
traveller's cheques.
see
sb off
to go with sb to the
railway station, the airport, etc. in order to say goodbye to them
uğurlamak, geçirmek
see
through sb/sth
to be able to see that
sb/sth is not what he/she/it appears
iç
yüzünü anlamak
 The police immediately saw through his
story.
see
to sb/sth
to do what is
necessary in a situation; to deal with sb/sth
gereğini
yapmak, icabına bakmak
 I'll see to the travel arrangements and you
book the hotel.
 Can you see to it that Julia gets
home safely.

Level	A1
Kind	verb
Front	see
IPA	/siː / verb (past tense saw /sɔː /; past participle seen /siːn /)
Back	görmek anlamak, farkına varmak
Back 2	see (verb) /siː / verb (past tense saw /sɔː /; past participle seen /siːn /) USE EYES 1 [intransitive, transitive] to become conscious of sth, using your eyes; to use the power of sight görmek It was so dark that we couldn't see. On a clear day you can see for miles. Have you seen my wallet anywhere? I've just seen a mouse run under the cooker. He looked for her but couldn't see her in the crowd. Guess who I saw this morning. note at LOOK1, SMELL1 FILM, TV, ETC. 2 [transitive] to look at or watch a film, play, TV programme, etc. görmek, seyretmek Did you see that programme on sharks last night? Have you seen Spielberg's latest film? VISIT 3 [transitive] to spend time with sb; to visit sb görmek, görüşmek I saw Alan at the weekend; we had dinner together. You should see a doctor about that cough. I'm seeing a lot of Paul these days. UNDERSTAND 4 [intransitive, transitive] to understand sth; to realize sth anlamak; farkına varmak Do you see what I mean? Everybody laughed, but I couldn't see the joke. She doesn't see the point in* spending so much money on a car.* I thought he was honest, but now I see I'm wrong. ‘You have to key in your password first.’ ‘Oh, I see.’ HAVE OPINION 5 [transitive] to have an opinion about sth görmek, ...hakkında düşünmek How do you see the situation developing? IMAGINE 6 [transitive] to imagine sth as a future possibility düşünmek, hayal etmek I can't see her changing her mind. FIND OUT 7 [transitive] to find out sth by looking, asking or waiting bakmak, öğrenmek *Go and see* if the postman has been yet. We'll wait and see* what happens before making any decisions.* ‘Can we go swimming today, Dad?’ ‘I'll see (düşünürüz).’ I saw in the paper that they're building a new theatre. MAKE SURE 8 [transitive] to do what is necessary in a situation; to make sure that sb does sth gerekeni yapmak, gerekenin yapılmasını sağlamak I'll see that he gets the letter. Please see that the children clean their teeth. HAPPEN 9 [transitive] to be the time when an event happens tanık olmak, yaşamak Last year saw huge changes in the education system. HELP 10 [transitive] to go with sb, for example to help or protect them (belli bir yere kadar) eşlik etmek, geçirmek He asked me if he could see me home, but I said no. I saw the old lady safely across the road. I'll see you to the door. IDIOMS as far as the eye can see to the furthest place you can see göz alabildiğine let me see; let's see used when you are thinking or trying to remember sth dur bakayım, bir düşüneyim Where did I put the car keys? Let's see. I think I left them by the telephone. see eye to eye (with sb) to agree with sb; to have the same opinion as sb anlaşmak, aynı fikirde olmak We don't always see eye to eye on political matters. see if … to try to do sth bakmak I'll see if I can find time to do it. See if you can undo this knot. see the joke to understand what is funny about a joke or trick şakayı kavramak see red (informal) to become very angry gözü dönmek see you (later) used for saying goodbye to sb you expect to see soon or later that day görüşmek üzere see you around (informal) used for saying goodbye to sb you have made no arrangement to see again görüşürüz you see used for giving a reason senin anlayacağın, anlıyorsun ya She's very unhappy. He was her first real boyfriend, you see. PHRASAL VERBS see about sth/doing sth to deal with sth halletmek I've got to go to the bank to see about my traveller's cheques. see sb off to go with sb to the railway station, the airport, etc. in order to say goodbye to them uğurlamak, geçirmek see through sb/sth to be able to see that sb/sth is not what he/she/it appears iç yüzünü anlamak The police immediately saw through his story. see to sb/sth to do what is necessary in a situation; to deal with sb/sth gereğini yapmak, icabına bakmak I'll see to the travel arrangements and you book the hotel. Can you see to it that* Julia gets home safely.*

I Transitive Sth Sb Görmek Eye Past Sb/Sth

see (verb)