Wiktionary
vb. 1 To invite (someone) in, to show in: to introduce (someone) to the inside of a place. 2 To welcome (an occurrence).
Usage examples of "see in".
He watched the colour come and go in her clear, bright complexion, and was rejoiced to see in her the personification of activity and health.
Let us therefore close the opening and see in what time it will melt a number of cubic feet of ice.
Could one but see in vision the harbour, the streets, the vast encompassing wall!
The turban she wore to cover the baldness caused by radiation therapy was an exotic touch, but he could still see in her that well-scrubbed, ail-American quality that had won the simple hearts of Depression audiences.
The girl McKnight expected to see in Richmond the next day, Sunday!
There was no moon, but it was easy to see in the bright starlight.
Harl hung from the gunwhale to look inside and Arnwheet shouted until he had been picked up and could see in too.
But they might see in the girls' school at Tai-o-hae, under the brisk, housewifely sisters, a different picture of efficiency, and a scene of neatness, airiness, and spirited and mirthful occupation that should shame them into cheerier methods.
She could see in total darkness, actually watch the radar-mapped trajectory of incoming fire, and simultaneously integrate the take from remotely deployed sensors into the same instant gestalt of her combat environment.
The Mediterranean Sea was formerly of far greater extent than we see it to-day, and covered nearly the whole of northern Africa and the old upheaved sea-bottom that we see in the Desert of Sahara.
Like all humble men of India, outside Majarashtra and Rajputana, the last thing he wanted to see in his own domicile was heavily-armed, vicious-looking soldiers.
But Cleante's talk had been filled with this one, and the changes Jasmine could see in her butterfly of a daughter, now grown deep and thoughtful and mature, could only have had one catalyst.
They were like the ones a hunter must see in his sights before blowing a fawn away.
The souls in hell have an equally keen but distorted counterpart of our senses, so that they see in a magnified form everything vile in themselves and in each other.
There's someone you'll need to see in Fifth-floor-Psych, room 512.