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see about

Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples

Pronunciation: US /ˈsiː əbaʊt/

see about means: To speak to someone in order to discuss a particular matter.

verb

CONSULT SOMEONEB1

To speak to someone in order to discuss a particular matter.

  • See your teacher about the homework.
  • I saw the manager about my missing pay.
  • Have you seen anyone about your back pain?

How to use it: see someone about something (You should see a doctor about that cough.)

Similar words: consult, speak to

Common phrases: see someone about something, see someone about repairs

ATTEND TOB1

To deal with something that needs attention or arrange for it to be done.

  • I will see about dinner.
  • She saw about getting the window repaired.
  • Have you seen about our tickets yet?

How to use it: see about something (I will see about the repairs tomorrow.); see about doing something (Can you see about booking a table?)

Similar words: attend to, take care of, deal with

Common phrases: see about something, see about doing something

FIND OUTB2

To look for information or check whether something is possible or true.

  • I will see about a room.
  • She saw about cheaper flights before making a booking.
  • We will see about that when we know the facts.

How to use it: see about something (I will see about the price before we decide.)

Similar words: inquire about, check on, look into

Common phrases: see about something, see about a room

Questions about see about

What does see about mean?

To speak to someone in order to discuss a particular matter.

What is see about in other languages?

Türkçe: danışmak · Español: consultar a · Français: consulter · Deutsch: konsultieren · Italiano: consultare · 日本語: 相談する

How do you pronounce see about?

It is pronounced /ˈsiː əbaʊt/.

How do you use see about in a sentence?

See your teacher about the homework. I saw the manager about my missing pay.

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