English · Common Verbs
/siːn/
[/siːn/]
past participle of see
Past participle of 'see': used with 'have' to show something has been perceived by the eyes.
I have seen that film three times and I still enjoy every single scene of it.
I have seen that film three times and I still enjoy every single scene of it.
From Old English 'gesewen', past participle of 'sēon' (to see).
Used in perfect tenses; never used alone without an auxiliary verb.