see about (something) Idiom

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see about (something)

To investigate, attending into, or analysis on something. We're activity to see about accepting a additional buzz band installed. I'm activity over to my mother's to see about the aperture in her attic. I'll go and see about the cake—it should be accessible by now.Learn more: see

see someone about someone or something

to advise with addition about addition or something. Jill has to see the bang-up about one of her appointment agents members. I will accept to see Jill about accepting permission to go.Learn more: see

see about someone or something

to investigate addition or something; to analysis on article that addition has said. I don't apperceive who is activity on the trip. You ask Jill, and I'll see about Jerry. I will see about your request.Learn more: see

see about

1. Also, see to. Attend to, booty affliction of, as in I'll see about the refreshments if you'll handle the tickets, or Will you see to the alfresco chores? The alternative is additionally put as see to it, as in Yes, I'll see to it that everything's done. [First bisected of 1800s]
2. Investigate, as in I'm not sure, but I'll see about the amount of renting a van. Additionally see look into. Learn more: see

see about

v. To investigate something; attending into something: I went to the coffer to see about aperture an account. The plumber came over today to see about the leak. Learn more: see

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see about (something) Idiom