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Перевод: seeing

[наречие]
смотря;
[конъюнкция]
ввиду того, что; поскольку; принимая во внимание;
[существительное]
в`идение; зрительный процесс; видимость ;
[предлог]
принимая во внимание; учитывая; из-за; в связи с

Тезаурус:

1. But since the marriage split was announced in March, he has carefully avoided seeking out the company of other women, and has concentrated instead on seeing as much of his children as possible.
2. Apart from seeing the replacement of LNER-design inner-suburban Class 306s, Colchester, Southend, Bishop's Stortford, Hertford and Chingford-line travellers will have to wait until the 1990s for their new stock.
3. Bishop Edward Daly in Derry liberally interpreted the needs of his Roman catholic pupils from the mid-1970s, allowing greater freedom and seeing to it that some alternative religious education was provided.
4. He recalls how, seeing England from his own urban American background he has always been aware that the natural habitat of the Englishman was the little rural community and that industrial and large towns were accepted with reluctance.
5. And Fleischmann received a fax from Harwell and learned that they were seeing nothing at all.
6. "Marjorie, you must stop seeing things in terms of - like a play!
7. Seeing a great performer dancing true to her native style is part of Altynai Asylnuratova's astonishing impact in La Bayadere.
8. Or maybe the landscape was his mirror, and he was just seeing himself.
9. Seeing her quivering lips, he wished he had not mentioned Peter.
10. Sgt. Deacon made his first sortie in V3978, seeing five CR 42s, but being unable to engage these.
11. "I always had the impression", said one, "that we were not seeing the best of Harold Wilson in that period.
12. Some people were waking up and seeing through the disguise humanity had constructed around its deities.
13. As we crossed ground that became increasingly boggy, the vegetation increasingly salt-spattered and sparse, Tony began to enthuse on the likelihood of our seeing geese and red-necked phalaropes.