see

> see (1)
(transitive verb)
(seeing, saw, past part seen) to perceive with the eyes; to observe; to grasp with the intelligence; to ascertain; to take care (that); to accompany; to visit; to meet; to consult; (guests) to receive; (with through) to persist or endure to the end; to assist (eg a friend) during a crisis, difficulty, etc.

> see (1)
(intransitive verb)
to have the faculty of sight; to make inquiry; to consider, to reflect; to understand; (with about) to deal with; to consider in detail; (with off) to be present when someone leaves on a journey, etc; (inf.) to repel, get rid of; (with through) intransitive verb: to recognize the true character of.

> see (2)
(noun)
the diocese of a bishop.