蝲
see; meet; view; be exposed to
Meanings
7 senses · 17 examplesverb
to see; to catch sight of; to perceive with the eyes
The most basic meaning of the character. Can be used for any visual perception.
I saw a little bird.
He spotted his old friend at first glance in the crowd.
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Seeing is believing.
verb
to meet with; to encounter; to have an appointment with
Used for social or arranged meetings. Often implies two parties coming together.
We agreed to meet at three o'clock in the afternoon.
He hasn't seen his parents for a long time.
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Goodbye!
verb
to show signs of; to appear; to be visible
literaryIndicates something becomes apparent or manifests itself.
The patient is already showing signs of improvement.
A smile appeared on his face.
noun
view; opinion; idea; understanding
Refers to one's perspective or judgment on a matter.
Please share your wise opinion.
He has very insightful views on this matter.
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to be stubbornly opinionated
verb
(literary) to be exposed to; to come into contact with
literaryOften used in literary contexts to mean gaining experience or knowledge through exposure.
He has traveled far and wide and is knowledgeable.
This book has broadened my horizons a lot.
particle
(preceding a verb) indicates the result of perception or an attempt; feels like
formalA grammatical function word. Often used with sensory or cognitive verbs (听，看，想). Indicates how something seems or is perceived.
to take offense (lit. to see as strange)
to be laughed at (lit. to be seen as laughable); a humble expression before sharing something simple
verb
(honorific) to see me; to grant an audience
honorificA humble/honorific usage, making the other party the subject. Found in fixed expressions.
What is your instruction for me? (polite way to ask for advice)
Please don't take offense.