to see

to take a look at or survey

to see; to catch sight of

used to introduce a judgment or inference based on observed evidence; it seems that

it would appear; to have the appearance of

attractive or pleasing to the eye, referring to people or things

to make out, recognize, or notice through observation

a way of looking at a thing; a perspective or opinion

seemingly; apparently; looks as if; appears to be

to watch or view

to keep an eye on

to look over or check up on something, such as data, status, or messages

to take care of, attend to, or keep an eye on someone or something

to look upon; to regard

to study or engage in academic reading

to watch (a TV program)

to see a doctor for medical advice or treatment

unable to perceive visually due to distance, darkness, or physical obstruction

to pay a visit to; to see (someone)

to look upon as or treat as

to regard as important; to value

about to happen very soon; in a moment

to regard as; to mistake for

to have a preference for or take a liking to something

to watch over or keep someone or something in custody to ensure security, prevent escape, or protect property

to understand what one is reading or watching

embarrassing or disgraceful, often causing a loss of face or dignity

to look at something secretly or furtively

to be able to discern or recognize through observation

a seating or standing area for spectators at a sports stadium, arena, or performance venue

it seems; it looks as if

to have a look

to nurse, look after, or watch over someone or something

don't be fooled by the fact that

to look down upon or regard with contempt as inferior

unable to see clearly

to see through a person's character, a trick, or a facade

to take a liking to, be attracted to, or fall for someone or something

to give it a try

to watch or look carefully at someone or something, often to assess a situation or gather information

see through (a person, scheme, trick etc)

to be able to see; can see

to judge someone's ability or the importance of something as less than it actually is

to look as if; to seem

to look after

to view someone with a new level of respect or to take notice of their significantly improved performance or behavior

(finance) bullish

to go where crowds are gathered out of curiosity, often as an uninvolved onlooker