seeing in German
seeing in German is sehend, Sehen — seeing means the ability or act of perceiving with the eyes.
seeing in German
sehend
Having vision; not blind.
Sehen
The act or fact of perceiving something with the eyes; eyesight.
What does "seeing" mean?
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noun The ability or act of perceiving with the eyes.
"Her seeing has got worse, so she now wears glasses all day."
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conj Given that; since, considering that.
"Seeing that you are already here, you may as well join us for lunch."
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seeing in a sentence
- Her seeing has got worse, so she now wears glasses all day.
- Seeing in the dark is easy for owls but hard for people.
- Seeing that you are already here, you may as well join us for lunch.
- We'll take the bus, seeing we don't have a car.
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What is "seeing" in German?
"seeing" in German is sehend, Sehen. seeing means: The ability or act of perceiving with the eyes.
How do you use "seeing" in a sentence?
Example: "Her seeing has got worse, so she now wears glasses all day." In German, "seeing" is sehend, Sehen.
Are there other ways to say "seeing" in German?
Yes — German has 2 translations listed for "seeing": sehend, Sehen.
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