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see the sights

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see the sights
to see the important things in a place; to see what tourists usually see. We plan to visit Paris and see the sights. Everyone left the hotel early in the morning to see the sights.
See also: see, sight

see the sights
to visit or look at places that are famous or popular After we checked into the hotel we went out immediately to see the sights.
See also: see, sight


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