See vs Look vs Watch 的區別及用法
The Differences Between See, Look, and Watch:
SEE:
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SEE: three layers of meaning 三層含義
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Can/Can’t see, our ability to see 是否能看見
★ It was dark outside and I couldn’t see anything。
★ 外面很黑,我什麼都看不見。
★ Can you see the island from here?
★ 從這裡,你能看見那個島嗎?
★ I can’t see a thing without my glasses。
★ 不戴眼鏡,我什麼都看不見。
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For things or people that we are not expecting to see
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看到期待以外的人或事
★ The cat saw a snake and got scared。
★ 那隻貓看見了一條蛇,害怕了。
★ I saw your ex-girlfriend while shopping yesterday。
★ 我昨天購物時看到了你的前女友。
★ He suddenly saw someone he knows in the video。
★ 他無意間在影片中看到了他認識的某個人。
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Go to watch/visit 去觀看/訪問
★ They saw a scary movie last night。 (at the cinema)
★ 他們昨晚看了一部恐怖電影。(在電影院)
★ I’m going to see my friends this weekend。 (go and visit)
★ 這個週末我去看我的朋友。(去拜訪)
LOOK:
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LOOK: direct your eyes in its direction and pay attention to it.
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將目光轉向某事或者某人,有意識地去看。
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We always use LOOK AT when we focus attention on something.
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當我們有意識地去看某事時,用片語LOOK AT。
★ Stop looking at the clock。 This meeting is almost over。
★ 不要再看鐘了。會議馬上就結束了。
★ Whenever I go on the subway, everyone is just looking at their phones。
★ 每當我去坐地鐵,每個人都在看手機。
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If you want to show a specific direction, you need a different preposition.
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指看向某個方向時,加上相關的介詞。
★ She looks down with embarrassment。
★ 她尷尬地低頭看。
★ Andy looked up at the sky。
★ 安迪抬頭看了看天空。
★ He is looking around the room。
★ 他正在環顧房間。
★ Don’t look down。 It will make you dizzy。
★ 不要往下看,會讓你頭暈的。
WATCH:
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WATCH: is similar to LOOK, but it usually means that we look at something for a long period of time and paying attention to what is happening, especially something is changing or moving.
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WATCH跟LOOK意思很接近,但WATCH強調的是長時間的看,尤其是正在發生變化或移動的事物。
★ He is watching TV at home。
★ 他正在家裡看電視。
★ Is there anything interesting to watch on television tonight?
★ 今晚電視上有什麼有趣的節目嗎?
★ -Would you like to play basketball with us? -No, thanks。 I’ll just watch。
★ - 你想一起打籃球嗎?- 不了,謝謝。我就是看看。
★ Two of us used to watch the sunrise every day。
★ 曾經,我們兩個人每天去看日出。
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But SEE, not WATCH is used when we talk about being at sprots matches, or public performances, such as films, concerts and dramas.
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在公共場合看體育賽事、公共演出,如電影、音樂會、戲劇等,用SEE,不用WATCH。
★ I watched the Shawshank Redemption last night。
★ I saw the Shawshank Redemption last night。
★ 我昨晚看了《肖申克的救贖》。
You use SEE for a film in the cinema and WATCH for something on the television.
用SEE,表明你是在電影院看,用WATCH,表明是在家裡電視上看的。
★ I watched a man digging a hole。 – 我看了一會。
★ I saw a man digging a hole。 - 只是看見
★ 我看見一個人在挖洞。
★ Please look closely and tell me what you see。
★ 請仔細看,告訴我你看到了什麼。
★ On my walk, I saw loads of animals tracks in the snow。 When I looked closer, I could tell they were racoon tracks。
★ 我散步的時候,看到雪地上有很多動物的足跡。當我走近看時,我可以辨別出來是浣熊的足跡。
★ Andy looks towards the window because he wants to know if it is morning yet。
★ 安迪看向窗戶,因為他想知道現在是否已經是早上了。
★ Andy sees the sun coming through the window and knows it is morning。
★ 安迪看到太陽穿過窗戶,知道現在已經是早上了。
★ If you go for a walk by the river, you can look at the beautiful scenery。
★ 如果你去河邊散步,可以看看美麗的風景。
★ If you go to the forest, you might see some squirrels。
★ 如果你到森林裡散步,可能會看到松鼠。
★ Do you like my new haircut?
★ 你喜歡我的新發型嗎?
★ Yeah。。。, great。
★ 嗯,挺好。
★ You’re not even looking at me。 You’re just watching your stupid game。 Look at me! Look at my hair!
★ 你甚至都沒看我,只是在看你那該死的比賽。看看我,看看我的頭髮!
★ I already saw your hair。
★ 我看到你的髮型了。