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see; observe; visit; treat; regard
Meanings
8 senses · 39 examplesverb
to look at; to view; to see
Basic daily usage for directing one's eyes towards someone or something
He is reading a book in the study.
We went to the cinema to watch a movie last night.
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The teacher glanced at him and signaled him to calm down.
Please look at how beautiful the scenery outside the window is.
He likes lying in bed and looking at his phone.
verb
to judge; to consider; to assess
Used for forming opinions or evaluating people/situations
I think he is a reliable and trustworthy person.
What do you think of this new office plan?
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Judging by his clothes, he should be an office worker.
What do you all think is the right way to handle this matter?
In my opinion, there are quite a few areas that need improvement in this plan.
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to visit; to call on
formalFormal or polite usage for going to see someone
I plan to visit my grandparents this weekend.
The doctor visits this elderly独居man every week.
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My colleagues and I made an appointment to visit our sick team leader.
During the Spring Festival, many people will go home to visit their families.
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to treat; to regard; to handle
Used for how one treats or regards someone/something
The company will treat every employee's contributions fairly.
Everyone looks at this new colleague with new respect.
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Don't treat me like an outsider; we are all family.
His perspective on problems is always very unique.
We should treat different cultures with a respectful attitude.
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to treat (a medical condition); to diagnose
formalUsed for medical treatment by a doctor
Doctor Wang cured my cold.
The doctors at this clinic are good at treating difficult and complicated diseases.
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She went to the hospital to see a dermatologist and cured her years of eczema.
The old Chinese medicine doctor cured his insomnia with acupuncture.
After three months of treatment, his stomach problem was finally cured.
verb
to take care of; to look after
informalSpoken usage for taking care of items or oneself
When you go out, please take good care of your personal belongings.
Take care of these clothes yourself, I don't have time to help you organize them.
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Everyone please look after your children and don't let them run around.
During the trip, he kept looking after his sick companion.
Elderly people living alone need someone to check in on them regularly.
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to anticipate; to warn; to notice a trend
informalUsed before verbs to indicate predicting a trend or warning someone about a potential risk
The market is expected to rise recently, everyone is hoarding goods.
Don't run too fast, watch out that you don't fall!
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Look out, there's a car changing lanes suddenly ahead!
The meal is getting cold, come over and eat quickly.
It looks like it's going to rain, let's go home quickly.
particle
used after a verb to try out
informalAlways used with reduplicated verbs or brief verb phrases to suggest trying an action
Think about this problem first, then tell me the answer.
Where did you buy your new bag? I'll go look for one too.
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Try this dress on first and see if it fits.
Wait a minute first, maybe he will come soon.
Let's implement this plan for a few days and see how it works.