Phrasal verbs starting with "see"

To attend to, arrange, or enquire into something that needs dealing with

To take care of or attend to someone or something (chiefly British and Irish dialectal variant of 'look after')

To perceive or understand something deeper, further, or more important than what is immediately obvious

To personally observe or experience something directly, rather than relying on what others say

To perceive or recognise a particular quality or value in a person or thing.

To look inside a space, or to understand someone's hidden thoughts, feelings, or motives.

To go to a station, airport, or other departure point to say goodbye to someone who is leaving; also, to defeat or get rid of a threat.

To leave a building or room without needing someone to escort you to the exit.

To escort someone to the exit of a building; or to last or continue until the end of a period or event.

To be shown around a building or property in order to inspect it.

To look beyond or ignore a negative quality or obstacle in order to perceive something more important.

To recognise that someone or something is not genuine; or to continue with something until it is finished.

To take care of or attend to a need, task, or person.

To take personal responsibility for ensuring that something happens or is done.