What is 'ver' called in English?

'ver' in English is called "See". See refers to: Perceber com os olhos; discernir visualmente.

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What is an example sentence for See in Portuguese?

English: "I can see the beautiful sunset from my balcony." | Portuguese: "Posso ver o belo pôr do sol da minha varanda."

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English to Portuguese Dictionary

see Meaning in Portuguese (see significado em português)

ver, entender, encontrar

ver in English:see

IPA:vɛʁ

Phonetic:vêr

Plural: sees

Quick Answer • Resumo

O significado de see em português é ver, entender, encontrar. (Perceber com os olhos; discernir visualmente.)

Usage Note: Verbo irregular. O particípio passado é 'visto'.

Concept Illustration

See visual illustration - Meaning in Portuguese (ver)

Visual representation of "see"

Definitions of See

1
verb
ver
To perceive with the eyes; to discern visually.
Perceber com os olhos; discernir visualmente.
2
verb
entender
To comprehend or grasp the meaning of something.
Compreender ou apreender o significado de algo.
3
verb
encontrar
To meet or encounter someone, often by arrangement.
Conhecer ou encontrar alguém, muitas vezes por acordo.

Example Sentences

casual

“I can see the beautiful sunset from my balcony.”

Posso ver o belo pôr do sol da minha varanda.

formal

“Do you see the importance of this decision?”

Você entende a importância desta decisão?

business

“I will see you at the office tomorrow morning.”

Vejo você no escritório amanhã de manhã.

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Synonyms (Sinônimos)

In Portuguese:

enxergarobservarcompreender

In English:

look observe view

Antonyms (Antônimos)

In Portuguese:

ignorardesconhecer

In English:

ignore overlook

Inflected Word Forms

third person singularsees

past tensesaw

past participleseen

present participleseeing

nounsight

Phrases & Idiomatic Expressions

see eye to eyeidiom

To agree completely with someone.

see throughphrasal_verb

To understand the true nature of something or someone, despite deception.

see to itexpression

To make sure that something is done.