英语词汇“see”的释义、区别辨析及用法例句-英语同义词词典

► see

to know that someone or something is there, using your eyes:

I saw two kids sitting on the grass.

He looked out of the window and saw that it was raining.

► look at

to pay attention to something using your eyes, or to move your eyes so that you see something:

She was looking at the big painting on the wall.

Look at this dress - isn’t it beautiful?

► notice

to see something interesting, or see that something is happening:

Emma noticed a van parked outside the house.

I noticed that his hands were shaking.

► spot

to see something that is difficult to notice, or something that no one else notices. Spot sounds more informal than notice:

I’m glad you spotted that mistake before it was too late.

► observe

to look at someone or something carefully so that you notice anything unusual:

We sat and observed the ants as they carried food to their underground home.

► catch sight of

to suddenly see someone or something:

As she passed a store window, she caught sight of her reflection.

► catch a glimpse of also glimpse

to see someone or something, but only for a very short time:

The crowd had waited for ages to catch a glimpse of the singer as he arrived.

We glimpsed the ocean ahead of us, before the fog came down again.

► make out

to see something that is difficult to see clearly:

I could just make out the words on the old gravestone.

► perceive AWL (formal)

to see something, especially because you are physically able to see:

Rattlesnakes can perceive infrared light, but people cannot.

➔ You can also use perceive when you understand something from what you see: He perceived that she was tired and asked if she wanted to sit down and rest.

► witness

to see an accident or crime happen:

If you witnessed the accident, please contact the police.

单词	see
例句	seesee /si/ verb (past tense saw /sɔ/, past participle seen /sin/) ► see to know that someone or something is there, using your eyes: I saw two kids sitting on the grass. He looked out of the window and saw that it was raining. ► look at to pay attention to something using your eyes, or to move your eyes so that you see something: She was looking at the big painting on the wall. Look at this dress - isn’t it beautiful? ► notice to see something interesting, or see that something is happening: Emma noticed a van parked outside the house. I noticed that his hands were shaking. ► spot to see something that is difficult to notice, or something that no one else notices. Spot sounds more informal than notice: I’m glad you spotted that mistake before it was too late. ► observe to look at someone or something carefully so that you notice anything unusual: We sat and observed the ants as they carried food to their underground home. ► catch sight of to suddenly see someone or something: As she passed a store window, she caught sight of her reflection. ► catch a glimpse of also glimpse to see someone or something, but only for a very short time: The crowd had waited for ages to catch a glimpse of the singer as he arrived. We glimpsed the ocean ahead of us, before the fog came down again. ► make out to see something that is difficult to see clearly: I could just make out the words on the old gravestone. ► perceive AWL (formal) to see something, especially because you are physically able to see: Rattlesnakes can perceive infrared light, but people cannot. ➔ You can also use perceive when you understand something from what you see: He perceived that she was tired and asked if she wanted to sit down and rest. ► witness to see an accident or crime happen: If you witnessed the accident, please contact the police. ➔ see find out, look1, watch ➔ see understand for see meaning “understand something”
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