see-see

understanding something through reading it as a "cc:" recipient of an email

corollaries are saw-saw and seen-seen

tom emailed andy that's when i saw-saw how nice he is towards the downtrodden.

by deckchair December 15, 2003

U SEE SEE U

This entry is created, from China Pinyin

Mean：please look at yourself,now

Some time the word meaning of derision.

A:hi,tom!nice day,isn't it?
B:yeah~a !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
(B suddenly fell into the ditch)
A:OH!!!MY GOD!!
B:SHIT!It stinks!
A:U SEE SEE U~

by Wang872 April 22, 2014

Give you some color to see see

This is originally a Chinese saying. It means "I will teach you a lesson so you can behave better".

I: ::Leaves toilet seat up::
Q: ::Mad:: Put the toilet seat down! I will give you some color to see see!
I: ::scared::

by Kender-Dragonfly May 25, 2013

Show you some colours to see see

1. showing someone some colour. "I will show you this colour to see see."

2. calling for a fight. "Want me to show you some colours to see see?"

3. looking for a beat up.

Source of phrase: Chinese expression that means the same thing: gei ni dian yan se kan kan.

1."I will show you this colour to see see."

2."Want me to show you some colours to see see?"

3."Hey, show me some colours to see see."

by AChineseWithAFriendMike September 24, 2009

Give you some color to see see

Popular Chinese phrase to scare people, "Give you some color to see see" means I will teach you a lesson .

I: What the fuck you doing
K: Stupid bitch fuck you I will give you some color to see see

by not good at english October 12, 2017

I secondw see ew see www we see e de w see a see see ew wa we seesee we saw sat azaaa

Ismael Cruz Cordova’s most inspirational quote. Apparently his mum called him.

John Cena: Your time is not up. Your time is now.

Ismael: I secondw see ew see www we see e de w see a see see ew wa we seesee we saw sat azaaa

by Hecate_ January 12, 2023

let me see see

The Chinglish translation of Chinese "让我看看"，which means "let me take a look", but since "看" in Chinese can means "see", "让我看看" might be translated as "let(让) me(我) see(看) see(看)" in a localized(to China) informal way.

"Hey guys, I got a new phone!"
"Really? Let me see see!"

by bilibilier July 9, 2022