🇬🇧 See meaning: English Vocabulary Flash Card

To use your eyes to look at something, notice it, or find it. When you see something, it’s what your eyes tell your brain is there.

I see my friend trip over absolutely nothing and instantly pretend I didn’t see it so we can both stay cool.

Every time I open the fridge, I see nothing I want to eat and everything my mom wants me to eat.

I see my baby cousin eat sand and then proudly smile like he invented a new snack.

I see my dad dancing and realize some secrets should have stayed unseen forever.

Owls can see in the dark much better than humans, so if you could see like an owl, you’d be a nighttime snack-finding superhero.

A small boy wakes and can see a red bird on a tree. He runs to the window to see the bird. He sits very still to see the bird on the tree. He holds out his hand to see if the bird will come. The bird comes close and he can see it. He smiles.

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This word is at the A1 level, which means it is one of the first words you learn when starting English. It’s commonly used in everyday conversations and helps you communicate basic ideas like greetings, family, or daily activities.

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