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/ˈbeɾ/, [ˈbeɾ]

see, watch

Examples

  • Tom no quiere volver a ver nunca a Mary.

    Tom doesn't ever want to see Mary again.

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  • ¿Puedes ver esa pequeña casa?

    Can you see that small house?

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  • Esta es una película que todos deberían ver.

    This is a film that everybody should see.

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  • Desde la colina pudimos ver todos los edificios de la ciudad.

    From the hill, we could see all the buildings in the city.

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  • ¿Querés ver algo interesante?

    Do you want to see something interesting?

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  • Esperemos a ver cómo van las cosas.

    Let's wait and see how things go.

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  • Tom comprobó su cuentakilómetros para ver cuánta distancia había recorrido.

    Tom checked his odometer to see how far he'd driven.

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  • Puedo ver un barco a lo lejos.

    I can see a ship in the distance.

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  • Déjame ver esas fotos.

    Let me have a look at those photos.

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  • Él se aferró a la esperanza de que la volvería a ver algún día.

    He clung to the hope that he would see her again someday.

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  • Queremos ver a Tom.

    We want to see Tom.

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  • Voy a ver a un amigo mañana.

    I am seeing a friend tomorrow.

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  • Usted debería ver a un dentista.

    You ought to see a dentist.

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  • Ya que no tienes nada que ver con este asunto, no tienes de qué preocuparte.

    Since you have nothing to do with this matter, you don't have to worry.

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  • ¿Podéis ver a Tom?

    Can you see Tom?

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  • Jamás volvería a ver a su madre.

    He was never to see his mother again.

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  • ¿Quieres ir a ver una película mañana por la noche?

    Would you like to go to a movie tomorrow night?

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  • Solo tendremos que ver dónde está.

    We'll just have to see where he is.

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  • Fui al hospital a ver a mi tío.

    I went to the hospital to see my uncle.

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  • Hay alguien en la puerta principal. Mira a ver quien es.

    Someone is at the front door. Go and see who it is.

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