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see with Russian translation
see usage examples
Мне трудно видеть мелкий шрифт на этой этикетке.
Can you see the small print on this label?
Она могла видеть звёзды после полуночи.
She could see the stars after midnight.
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see belongs to the topic "Top 300". Start with a short 7-word set so the word is easier to remember in context.
see synonyms
What's the difference between see / watch / notice / spot / catch sight of / glimpse
to use your eyes to notice something
I can see the mountains from here.
Отсюда я вижу горы.
to look at something for a period of time, often moving or changing
We watched a movie last night.
Вчера вечером мы смотрели фильм.
I noticed a mistake in the text.
Я заметил ошибку в тексте.
I spotted my teacher in the crowd.
Я заметил своего учителя в толпе.
to see something briefly or accidentally
I caught sight of her in the station.
Я мельком увидел её на станции.
to see something for a very short time
We glimpsed the sea between the trees.
Мы мельком увидели море между деревьями.
Scientists observed the birds all day.
Учёные наблюдали за птицами весь день.
He perceived a change in her mood.
Он почувствовал перемену в её настроении.
We viewed the apartment before renting it.
Мы осмотрели квартиру перед арендой.
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How to pronounce see and what this word means
see translation: видеть. This page includes translation, pronunciation, transcription, audio, usage examples and related words.
how to pronounce see
/siː/
see translation
видеть
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Can you see the small print on this label?
see transcription
/siː/, /siː/
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Can you see the small print on this label? Translation: Мне трудно видеть мелкий шрифт на этой этикетке.
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