瞧
to look; to see; to visit
Meanings
3 senses · 15 examplesverb
to look; to see; to glance
informalCommonly used in spoken language to indicate the action of looking at something.
Look over there, there's a beautiful bird.
I looked out the window and saw him waiting for the bus.
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He looked down at his shoes and found the shoelace was loose.
She carefully looked at that document through her glasses.
Don't just stand there looking, come and help!
verb
to visit; to call on; to see (a patient)
informalUsed when referring to visiting someone, especially relatives or patients.
He went to the hospital to see a doctor today.
We are going to the countryside to visit relatives this weekend.
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Aunt Wang often visits her old friends.
He specially asked for leave to visit his sick mother.
I'll come to see you tomorrow and bring some fruits.
verb
to watch (something interesting); to see what's going on
informalOften used in the phrase '瞧热闹' (to watch the excitement).
Many people gathered on the street to watch the excitement.
Don't just watch the excitement, think of ways to solve the problem.
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The children all ran to the square to watch the performance.
I stood by the window watching the pedestrians on the street.
Everyone is watching this exciting match.