See

Sée er ei 78 km lang elv i departementet Manche i Normandie i Frankrike. Ho har sitt utspring nær Sourdeval og munnar ut i Den engelske kanalen ved Mont Saint-Michel i  Avranches, nær munningen til elva Sélune. Ein annan by langs Sée er Brécey.
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کلمات مرتبط(see):



بازگشت به واژه see


as far as i can see 
as far as the eye can see 
 do you see what i mean? 
go and see him 
holy see 
 i do not see him 
i had a great wish to see him 
 i hate to see him 
i see 
 i will see sbout it 
if i only could see him 
 if i see him 
it is a pleasure to see him 
 it is a privilege to see him 
 let me see 
may i see you home? 
 neither he nor i see it 
see after 
 see for oneself 
see if he is still there 
 see in the past makes saw 
see into 
 see of rome 
see over 
 see that he does it 
see through 
 see to it 
smooth see (meteor) 
 the holy see 
to cavse to see 
 to see about 
to see after 
 to see eye to eye 
to see into 
 to see out 
to see service 
 to see the sun 
to see through 
 to see to 

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بازگشت به واژه see


to see to it 
 to see with half an eye 
we must see what can be done 
 we shall see 
what you see is what you get 
 whom did you see? 
you see 

PIE weid-, wid(-e) : to seedidan (plv. ditan, PIE dhî- http://us.share.geocities.com/agimzeneli/etymology2.html )
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=> sans voir
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Je me dis quelquefois que nous profanons la vie : à force de voir les choses, nous ne les regardons plus. Nous ne leur apportons que des sens émoussés. Nous ne sentons plus. Nous sommes blasés.
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Voir c'est déjà une opération créatrice qui exige un effort.

(H. MATISSE)
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Like most forms of realism, representative realism holds that the direct objects of perception are sense-data (or their equivalents). What it adds is a scientifically grounded causal account of the origin of sense-data in the stimulation of sense organs and the operation of the central nervous system. Thus the theory would explain visual sense-data as follows. Light is reflected from an opaque surface, traverses an intervening space, and, if certain standard conditions are met, strikes the retina, where it activates a series of nerve cells, including the rods and cones, the bipolar cells, and the ganglion cells of the optic nerve, eventually resulting in an event in the brain consisting of the experience of a visual sense-datum—i.e., “seeing.”

"epistemology." Encyclopædia Britannica from Encyclopædia Britannica 2007 Ultimate Reference Suite. (2006)

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