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    Vería (en. I would see)

    /beˈɾia/

    Meaning & Definition

    EnglishSpanish
    verb
    To express the possibility of observing something.
    If I had time, I would see the movie.
    Si tuviera tiempo, vería la película.
    To indicate a hypothetical future action related to vision.
    In another life, I would see places I have never visited.
    En otra vida, vería lugares que nunca he visitado.
    To reflect the expectation of a visual experience.
    If you tell me, I would see the story in a different way.
    Si me lo cuentas, vería la historia de una manera diferente.

    Etymology

    From Latin 'videre'.

    Common Phrases and Expressions

    see to believe
    It is used to express skepticism about something until evidence is seen.
    ver para creer
    see things clearly
    It means to have understanding or clarity in a situation.
    ver las cosas claras
    see a bright future
    It indicates positive expectations about what is to come.
    ver un futuro brillante

    Related Words

    see
    The action of observing something.
    ver
    sight
    The faculty that allows one to perceive what is in front.
    vista
    visualize
    To form a mental image of something.
    visualizar

    Slang Meanings

    To see something in an informal or carefree manner.
    I'm going to see what's happening, don't take me too seriously.
    Voy a ver qué está pasando, no me lo tomes muy en serio.
    To look at someone with romantic or interested intent.
    That guy looks at me in a way that makes me doubt.
    Ese chico me ve de una manera que me hace dudar.