Viéndole (en. Seeing him)

/ˈvjendole/

Meaning & Definition

EnglishSpanish

verb

The action of observing something or someone.

Seeing him play in the park reminded me of my childhood.

La viéndole jugar en el parque, me recordó mi infancia.

Gerund form of the verb 'ver', which implies the action of being seen.

I was seeing him when he decided to go in.

Estaba viéndole cuando decidió entrar.

Indicates the action of visually perceiving someone.

Upon seeing him, I felt immense joy.

Al viéndole, sentí una alegría inmensa.

Derives from the verb 'ver', which comes from the Latin 'videre'.

upon seeing him/her

when one is watching someone.

al viéndole

seeing him/her with good eyes

to have a favorable opinion of someone.

viéndole con buenos ojos

seeing him/her pass

to observe someone who is passing by.

viéndole pasar

see

action of perceiving with the eyes.

ver

look

to direct the gaze towards something.

mirar

observe

to perceive with attention.

observar

To see something that shouldn't be seen.

We were watching him secretly.

Estábamos viéndole a escondidas.

To be attentive to what someone is doing.

I’m always watching him to see if he does something strange.

Siempre estoy viéndole para ver si hace algo raro.