see (some amount) of (someone or something)

see (some amount) of (someone or something)

1. To see or visit with someone for some amount of time. I know I've been out of the loop for a while, but now that my course is finished, you'll be seeing a lot more of me. We haven't seen very much of Tom since he moved here.

2. To see, experience, or review something some amount or to some degree. We haven't seen enough of the proposed legislation to pass judgment on it. Would you mind showing me around? I haven't seen much of Paris so far.

See also: of, see

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see something of someone or something

to know, experience, or visit with someone or some group for some amount of time. I hope we are able to see something of you while you are in town. We don't see enough of the town council. What does it do?

See also: of, see

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