Definition see in British English

as far as I (phrase) cannot straight (phrase) how the land lies (phrase) to see the back of (phrase) I don’t see why not (phrase) I fail to (phrase) I see (phrase) I see what you mean (phrase) I your point (phrase) I’d hate (for) to do something (phrase) I’d like to see someone do something (phrase) I’ll believe when I see it (phrase) have to see (phrase) let me see (phrase) let me (phrase) let’s see (phrase) live to another day (phrase) live to see the day (phrase) long time no see (phrase) look-see (noun) must-see (adjective) must-see (noun) nice to see you (phrase) not see beyond the end of your nose () see (verb) see (noun) see about (phrasal verb) see around (phrasal verb) see both sides (phrase) see daylight (phrase) see dollar signs (phrase) see eye to eye (with someone) (phrase) see for yourself (phrase) see how (phrase) see if I care (phrase) see you can do something (phrase) see in (phrasal verb) see off (phrasal verb) see out (phrasal verb) see over (phrasal verb) see (phrase) see red (phrase) see someone coming (a mile off) (phrase) see someone right (phrase) see for something (phrase) see something coming (a mile off) (phrase) see stars (phrase) see that (phrase) see the back of someone (phrase) see the colour of someone’s money (phrase) see the error of your ways (phrase) see the funny side of something (phrase) see the last of someone/something (phrase) see the light (phrase) see the light of day (phrase) see the world (phrase) see through (phrasal verb) see to (phrasal verb) see what someone is (really) made of (phrase) see what you can do (phrase) see you (phrase) see you later (phrase) see your way (clear) to do something (phrase) see-through (adjective) fit (phrase) see? (phrase) sip and see party (noun) someone can’t see the wood for the trees (phrase) suck it and see (phrase) tell/see the difference (phrase) the Holy See () wait and see (phrase) we’ll see (phrase) you ought to etc (phrase) you see (phrase) you would not see someone for dust (phrase) you’ll see (phrase)