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see that

see that verb: used other than figuratively or idiomatically: see see, that.

Verb

see that (third-person singular simple present sees that, present participle seeing that, simple past saw that, past participle seen that)

  1. Used other than figuratively or idiomatically: see see, that.
    • I can see that you are angry.
  2. To ensure that (something happens or is done); to see to it that.
    • Please see that your homework is handed in by Friday.

Forms of see that

third-person singular presentsees that
present participleseeing that
pastsaw that
past participleseen that

Questions about see that

What does see that mean?
See that means used other than figuratively or idiomatically: see see, that.
What part of speech is see that?
See that is a verb.
What is the past tense of see that?
The past tense of see that is saw that.

Words near see that in the dictionary

  1. see someone right
  2. see someone's etchings
  3. see something green in one's eye
  4. see something, say something
  5. see stars
  6. see that
  7. see the back of
  8. see the dark side of the moon
  9. see the day
  10. see the elephant
  11. see the error of one's ways

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