to see; to catch sight of

Common greeting used when parting, expressing the hope of meeting again; see you later

to see; to meet; to perceive visually or through experience

An idea, view, or suggestion regarding a matter

to meet with someone; to see each other in person

to hear; to catch what is being said; to perceive by the ear

to die or perish; to be destroyed; often used with [[去|去|qu4]] meaning "go to hell"

able to be seen; in sight; visual

to disappear; to be missing or lost; to be misplaced

to meet someone; to come across; to run into someone unexpectedly

to see or meet someone for a short period of time, often in a casual or informal manner

commonly seen; frequently encountered; common

(formal) to meet with someone; to receive visitors or guests

to infer or gather something based on reasoning; to conclude from evidence

to see or experience something for oneself in order to widen one's knowledge or horizons

rare; rarely seen; difficult to encounter

To witness something personally so as to be able to testify or provide evidence.

cannot see or be seen; invisible; out of sight

A polite way to say goodbye, equivalent to saying "see you again later" or "until next time"

rare; unique; seldom seen

to dream about someone or something; to see in a dream

to foresee; to predict; to forecast or envision how things will develop in the future

prejudice; bias; a one-sided or unfair viewpoint

Shows that a conclusion or result can be drawn from the previously mentioned facts, meaning "from this it can be seen that" or "this shows that".

to see each other; to meet in person

one's understanding or view of a matter or principle

obviously; easy to see; clearly evident. This idiom is used when a situation or reason is extremely plain and straightforward.

Used after a noun, verb, or pronoun to express a motive or purpose; often used in the [[为|為|wei4]] ... qǐ jiàn pattern meaning "for the purpose of" or "out of consideration for"

to receive guests or visitors; to grant an interview to a subordinate or an audience to a representative

To go out and meet with people; to live or appear in public.

to run into or meet someone unexpectedly; to bump into

common greeting used when meeting someone after a long period of time

to see with one's own eyes; to witness

(idiom) to do boldly what is righteous; to step in and help when encountering a critical situation; from the Analects [[论语|論語|lun2 yu3]]

to be seen or found in (often used for citations or references in literature)

to have the desired effect; to produce results; to be effective

To refer to; to see also; to compare with. Often used in texts to direct the reader to other sections or sources.

not necessarily; not likely; not always the case

can be seen everywhere; ubiquitous; common

The maximum distance at which objects can be clearly seen; the degree of clarity of objects at a distance.

to be able to see; visible; noticeable

(idiom) to look at something but not see it; to ignore or turn a blind eye to something because of lack of concern or concentration

To fall in love at the very first meeting; love at first sight.

to be published or appear in a newspaper

To meet by accident; to discover by chance, often when someone is doing something they would rather keep hidden.

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

to seem or appear; to look

one's own view; a definite opinion or decision that one reaches independently

Literally meaning "to open the door and see the mountain"; used to describe speaking or writing in a direct way that addresses the main topic from the very beginning.