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vb. (en-third-person singularsee to)
Usage examples of "sees to".
The radar only sees to the horizon, and even standing up it won't catch them farther than six k away, and we're going about a hundred fifty k an hour.
Quite apart from anything else, the rule of money sees to it that we shall be governed largely by the old -- that is, by people utterly unable to grasp what age they are living in or what enemy they are fighting.
Bundok is eerily well stocked with fuel and rations, and he sees to it that the prisoners and the Army troops alike are well fed, and given a day of rest.
Post's father sees to it that Soontir receives an appointment to the Imperial Academy at Carida to prevent him from testifying against his son.
He sees to his surprise that one or two of them look actually younger than he.
Fontaine sips his miso, looking down, wondering what it is this boy sees to hold him, in the red ghosts of European time.
Every day he sees to it that two strands of slightly twisted roving are transformed into one strand of tightly spun yarn that is wound onto a bobbin.
When shipments of lumber come in, he alone sits in the shed, directs the piling of the planks, and sees to it that Tulla's hiding place is not buried.
The radar only sees to the horizon, and even standing up it won’.