1.熟悉的；精通的；看得见；〈古〉懂得
1.see(看见)的过去分词
1.The past participle of see
1.But I'd only seen the word written down, and had assumed that it sounded like the name of my parents' blond porced friend.
但那只是字面上的东西，“克伦”这个单词的发音听起来和我父母一个金发碧眼的离异朋友的名字挺像的。
2.Sure, both are seen as byproducts of a clockwork double-digit growth Chinese economy but what's been lost over the years is a sense of love.
当然，两者都被视为以两位数稳步增长的中国经济的副产品，但多年来失去的是爱心。
3.The constant merry-go-round of prime ministers at a time of entrenched deflation is increasingly seen as a national disgrace.
而在长期的通货紧缩中，像走马灯似的换首相也被越来越多的人看做是一种国家耻辱。
4.He was annoyed at being interrupted while he was talking with an old friend whom he had not seen for a long time.
他正在和一位很长时间没有见过面的老朋友交谈，这时受到打扰，他很生气。
5.However I was still seen through . He picked up the clip on the ground, and yelled at me crazily : "Fucking ! STOP ! Give it back to me ! "
可是还是被他看穿了。他拎起丢在地上的夹子，冲着我气急败坏地喊：小兔崽子，你给我站住，把东西还给我！
6.He said he had seen some "pretty gruesome hips. "
他说自己曾见某些人“臀部损坏得相当严重”。
7.He had stolen money from her many years ago and she had never seen him since then, but she still loved him.
好多年前他偷了她的钱，从那以后她就再没见过他，但她仍旧爱他。
8.I find this latter CSE especially cool, as I've seen real programmers miss this sort of algebraic simplification in real code.
我发现增加的这个CSE特别有用，因为我见过编程人员在实际的代码中没有进行这种代数简化。
9."The pathologist we sent these lung sections to was amazed. He said he'd never seen anything like it. " William R.
病理学家为这些送检的肺组织所震惊，他说他从来没见过像这样的。
10.That means that the fish, which can grow up to 7m long, has not been seen alive for at least six years.
这意味着，人们已经有至少六年没有看到活着的白鲟了，白鲟体形巨大，可以生长到七米长。