see in Irish
see in Irish is feic — see means to perceive something with the eyes.
see in Irish
feic
(transitive) To perceive or detect someone or something with the eyes, or as if by sight.
What does "see" mean?
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verb To perceive something with the eyes.
"I can see the mountains from my window."
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verb To understand or realize something.
"I see what you mean now."
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verb To meet someone socially, romantically, or professionally.
"They've been seeing each other for six months."
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verb To make sure something happens.
"Please see that the doors are locked before you leave."
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see in a sentence
- I can see the mountains from my window.
- Did you see what just happened?
- I see what you mean now.
- Now I see why he was so upset.
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What is "see" in Irish?
"see" in Irish is feic. see means: To perceive something with the eyes.
How do you use "see" in a sentence?
Example: "I can see the mountains from my window." In Irish, "see" is feic.
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