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Sense: Verb: perceive with the eye
Synonyms:
look Collocations, look at, view Collocations, perceive Collocations, behold Collocations, notice Collocations, detect Collocations, discern, watch Collocations, glimpse Collocations, catch a glimpse of, catch sight of, set eyes on, lay eyes on, clap eyes on (informal), make out (informal), get an eyeful of (informal), get a load of (slang), cop a load of (UK, slang), spy Collocations, espy, catch Collocations, take in, survey Collocations, observe, eye Collocations, clock Collocations (UK, slang), gaze upon (literary), stare at, check out (informal), regard Collocations (formal), feast your eyes upon
Sense: Verb: understand
Synonyms:
get Collocations (informal), grasp Collocations, understand Collocations, comprehend Collocations, follow Collocations, hear Collocations (informal), catch Collocations (informal), recognize Collocations, recognise (UK), apprehend, appreciate Collocations, empathize, empathise (UK), be cognizant of, be aware of, perceive Collocations
Sense: Verb: witness
Synonyms:
witness Collocations, look on, spot Collocations, notice Collocations, note Collocations, watch Collocations, pay attention, be present, observe, regard Collocations, heed Collocations
Sense: Verb: envisage
Synonyms:
envisage Collocations, envision Collocations, foresee Collocations, predict Collocations, picture Collocations, imagine Collocations, picture sth in your mind's eye, see sth in your mind's eye, conceptualize, conceptualise (UK), visualize, visualise (UK)
Sense: Verb: visit or meet
Synonyms:
visit Collocations, check in on, drop in on (informal), pop in on (informal), call on, pay a visit to, pay sb a visit, go and see, go and visit, meet Collocations, meet up with, meet with
Sense: Verb: find out
Synonyms:
find out, check Collocations, determine Collocations, ascertain, verify Collocations, discover Collocations, confirm Collocations, make inquiries, make enquiries (UK), inquire, enquire (UK), ask Collocations
Sense: Verb: consider
Synonyms:
consider Collocations, think Collocations, think it over, think about it, deliberate Collocations, mull Collocations, ponder, reflect Collocations, give some thought to, give thought to, give some consideration to, have a think (informal)
Sense: Verb: make sure
Synonyms:
make sure, make certain, ensure Collocations, be sure, see to it (informal), mind Collocations, guarantee Collocations, take care
Sense: Verb: accompany
Synonyms:
accompany, escort Collocations, show Collocations, walk Collocations, lead Collocations, usher Collocations, shepherd Collocations, guide Collocations, chaperone, chaperon, take Collocations, bring Collocations
Sense: Verb: receive a patient, client, etc.
Synonyms:
receive Collocations, attend Collocations, attend to, speak to, consult Collocations, consult with, speak with, talk to, treat Collocations
Sense: Verb: go out with
Synonyms:
go out with (informal), be in a relationship with, be with (informal), date Collocations, go steady with (US, informal), have an affair with, have a fling with (informal), frequent Collocations, hang out with (slang), go with (US, slang)
Sense: Verb: equal a poker bet, etc.
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