To look; to have a glance; to look at briefly.

To wait and see how a situation develops

colloquial synonym for [[看见|看見|kan4 jian4]]; to catch sight of

(colloquial) To look down upon; to hold in contempt; to treat as inferior. Same as [[看不起|看不起|kan4 bu5 qi3]].

(colloquial) to look down on someone; to underestimate someone's ability

(colloquial) to respect; to value or think highly of someone. Same as [[看得起|看得起|kan4 de5 qi3]]

(colloquial) used to describe something that is quite extreme or reaches an intense level

To visit a doctor for medical treatment or examination; equivalent to [[看病|看病|kan4 bing4]].

to consider something or someone beneath one's notice, standard, or ideal; to think poorly of

to gaze around in every direction; to look this way and that

to look in all directions or glance around from side to side

Literal meaning is to eye what is in the pot while eating from one's own bowl; used to describe being greedy or not content with what one already has, especially regarding romantic relationships.

To see and like something or someone; to have something be to one's liking; to covet

not worth seeing; can't be seen or looked at

To dislike or be unable to tolerate seeing something; same as [[看不惯|看不慣|kan4 bu5 guan4]].

To be unable to stand the sight of something; to find something offensive, annoying, or unfair.

cannot see through something or someone; unable to figure out the truth or essence of a situation or person

to notice; to catch; to find out by looking

(colloquial) something worth seeing; interest or enjoyment found in watching something

To watch a bustling scene or a lively event.

To wait and see and then decide what to do; used to indicate that someone should use their own judgment or that a situation is up to them.

Wait and see who is right; used to suggest that the outcome will eventually prove a point.

to look at something very closely; to examine carefully