see about something phrasal verb (see also see)

1. to make arrangements or deal with something:
I’d better see about dinner.
see about doing something
Claire’s gone to see about getting tickets for the concert.

2. we’ll see about that spoken
a) (also we’ll have to see about that) used to say that you do not know if something will be possible:
‘I want to go to Joshua’s tonight.’ ‘Well, we’ll have to see about that.’
b) (also we’ll soon see about that) used to say that you intend to stop someone from doing what they were planning to do

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see about
see about (someone/something)
to get information about someone or something.
I'll see about movie times and call you back.

I know Janet and Tom aren't interested in bicycling, but let's see about Helen.

[TahlilGaran] English Idioms Dictionary ▲

see about something
see about (someone/something)
to get information about someone or something.
I'll see about movie times and call you back.

I know Janet and Tom aren't interested in bicycling, but let's see about Helen.

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see about
to check into something
I am going to see about getting the book before next week.

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see about something
to check into something
I am going to see about getting the book before next week.

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see about
{v.}
1. To find out about; attend to.
If you are too busy, I'll see about the train tickets.

2. {informal} To consider; study.
I cannot take time now but I'll see about your plan when I have time.
Compare: SEE TO, LOOK INTO, THINK OVER.

[TahlilGaran] English Idioms Dictionary ▲

see about someone
see about (someone/something)
to get information about someone or something.
I'll see about movie times and call you back.

I know Janet and Tom aren't interested in bicycling, but let's see about Helen.

[TahlilGaran] English Idioms Dictionary ▲