see also; have an audience with
Meanings
2 senses · 7 examplesverb
see (for reference); consult; refer to
formalUsed in written materials (books, articles, manuals) to direct the reader to another section for further information.
For detailed data, see Appendix 1.
For operation methods, refer to page five of the manual.
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For the theoretical background, please consult the author's earlier papers.
verb
to have an audience with; to pay respects to (a superior)
formalUsed in formal or historical contexts, often involving meeting someone of higher status, such as a master, elder, or monarch, with proper etiquette.
A new disciple must first pay respects to the master.
The civil and military officials attend court to have an audience with the emperor.
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He made a special trip to the temple to pay respects to that eminent monk.
According to tradition, the newlyweds must pay respects to each elder in the family one by one.