as far as I can see

to the best of my understanding or belief

就我所知，據(jù)我看來(lái)

as I see it

in my opinion

在我看來(lái)

be seeing things

(I'll) be seeing you

another way of saying see you

再見(jiàn)

have seen better days

have declined from former prosperity or good condition

已經(jīng)衰敗；今不如昔

this part of South London has seen better days.

南倫敦的這一片已經(jīng)不如往昔了。

have seen it all before

be very worldly or very familiar with a particular situation

熟知；了解

let me see

said as an appeal for time to think before speaking

讓我想想

Let me see, how old is he now?.

讓我看看，他現(xiàn)在多大年紀(jì)？。

see a man about a dog

(humorous)said euphemistically when leaving to go to the toilet or keep an undisclosed appointment

(幽默，婉)有點(diǎn)兒急事先行告辭

see eye to eye, see fit

see here!

said to give emphasis to a statement or command or to express a protest

［用以強(qiáng)調(diào)某一陳述，命令，或表示抗議］看看；瞧瞧，聽(tīng)著

now see here, you're going to get it back for me!.

聽(tīng)著，你要把它給我弄回來(lái)！。

see one's way clear to do (或doing) something

find that it is possible or convenient to do something (often used in polite requests)

有可能做某事；方便做某事（常用于禮貌請(qǐng)求中）

see someone coming

recognize a person who can be fooled or deceived

發(fā)現(xiàn)某人容易上鉤

see something coming

foresee or be prepared for an event, typically an unpleasant one

預(yù)見(jiàn)某事快要發(fā)生，準(zhǔn)備應(yīng)對(duì)某事（尤指壞事）

see someone damned first

(Brit. informal)said when refusing categorically and with hostility to do what a person wants

(英, 非正式)［用于惡意的斷然拒絕］看某人先倒霉，絕不