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see to

1 of 1verb
/ˈsi tu/
Forms:sees to,seeing to,saw to,seen to
1

to attend to a specific task or responsibility

B2transitive
  • He will see to the safety regulations before the project begins.
  • I'll see to the dishes after dinner.
  • Could you see to the paperwork while I'm away?
  • I need to see to the repairs in the house.
  • The manager will see to the customer complaints promptly.
2

to look after something or someone, especially by offering assistance

transitive
  • The mechanic will see to your car's maintenance as soon as possible.
  • The hotel staff will see to your comfort during your stay.
  • Could you see to the children while I run some errands?
  • The nurse saw to the elderly patient’s comfort before leaving the room.
  • It’s your responsibility to see to the guests during the event.