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🇪🇸 Spanish verb

ver — to see (with the eyes)

ver · viendo · visto infinitive · gerund · participle
+a+por+en+[objeto/señal]
ver — to see (with the eyes)

Meanings of ver

1
to see (with the eyes) +[objeto/ señal]
Veo el mar desde la ventana de mi cuarto.I can see the sea from my bedroom window.
2
to watch +[película/ serie/ partido]
Anoche vimos una película en casa.Last night we watched a movie at home.
3
to see (someone) +[persona]
Ayer vi a Carlos en el supermercado.Yesterday I saw Carlos at the supermarket.
4
to understand/ realize +[problema/ razón]
Ahora veo por qué estás preocupado.Now I see why you’re worried.
5
to look over/ check/ review +[documento/ factura]
Voy a ver el contrato antes de firmar.I’m going to look over the contract before signing.
6
to see (a patient)/ to have an appointment with +[paciente/ consulta]
La doctora ve a veinte pacientes al día.The doctor sees twenty patients a day.
7
to see/ consider (as) +[como + persona/ cosa]
Veo a Ana como una gran profesional.I see Ana as a great professional.

Synonyms

mirar · look

Antonyms

Reflexive verse

1
to meet up with someone/ to see each other +[con alguien]
Me veo con Ana a las seis.I’m meeting Ana at six.
2
to look/ to seem +[tired/ good/ bad] +[cansado/ bien/ mal]
Te ves cansado hoy.You look tired today.
3
to find oneself forced to (do something) +[obligado a]
Me vi obligado a cancelar el viaje.I found myself forced to cancel the trip.
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