You see
interjection
Used to explain something or make it clear.
I didn't want to come, you see, I was feeling very tired.

Often appears as...
- you see
- i
Usage tips
Colloquial
interjection
Used to introduce a new topic or shift in conversation.
Now, you see, last night was a bit of a disaster.

Often appears as...
- now you see
- but you see
Usage tips
Colloquial
interjection
Used to seek agreement or confirmation.
You see, don't you, how important this is?

Often appears as...
- you see
- don't you
Usage tips
Colloquial
interjection
Used to describe a visualization.
Close your eyes and picture it, you see a beach with clear blue waters

interjection
Used to explain something or make it clear.
I didn't want to come, you see, I was feeling very tired.

Often appears as...
- you see
- i
Usage tips
Colloquial
interjection
Used to introduce a new topic or shift in conversation.
Now, you see, last night was a bit of a disaster.

Often appears as...
- now you see
- but you see
Usage tips
Colloquial
interjection
Used to seek agreement or confirmation.
You see, don't you, how important this is?

Often appears as...
- you see
- don't you
Usage tips
Colloquial
interjection
Used to describe a visualization.
Close your eyes and picture it, you see a beach with clear blue waters

Definition 1 of 4

Adding Clarity
Use 'you see' to clarify your point or add background information that explains your actions or thoughts.

I was late, you see, because the traffic was terrible.
Casual Conversation
'You see' is informal and often used in everyday, relaxed conversations with friends and family.

I prefer tea over coffee, you see.
Adding Clarity
Use 'you see' to clarify your point or add background information that explains your actions or thoughts.

I was late, you see, because the traffic was terrible.
Casual Conversation
'You see' is informal and often used in everyday, relaxed conversations with friends and family.

I prefer tea over coffee, you see.
Adding Clarity
Use 'you see' to clarify your point or add background information that explains your actions or thoughts.

I was late, you see, because the traffic was terrible.
Casual Conversation
'You see' is informal and often used in everyday, relaxed conversations with friends and family.

I prefer tea over coffee, you see.
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