see+fit

  • 1see fit — To think it appropriate (to) • • • Main Entry: ↑see * * * see/think/fit phrase to decide that something is the best thing to do You often use this expression to refer to decisions or actions that you do not agree with She did not see fit to… …

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  • 2see\ fit — • see fit • think fit v. phr. To decide that an action is necessary, wise, or advisable; choose. Jim asked Dad, what time should I come home after the dance? His father answered, You way do as you see fit. Often used with an infinitive. After… …

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  • 3see fit — or[think fit] {v. phr.} To decide that an action is necessary, wise, or advisable; choose. * /Jim asked Dad, what time should I come home after the dance? His father answered, You way do as you see fit. / Often used with an infinitive. * /After… …

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  • 4see fit — or[think fit] {v. phr.} To decide that an action is necessary, wise, or advisable; choose. * /Jim asked Dad, what time should I come home after the dance? His father answered, You way do as you see fit. / Often used with an infinitive. * /After… …

    Dictionary of American idioms

  • 5see fit — decide it is right, decide it is good    I hope you will see fit to approve their request for assistance …

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  • 6see fit — to decide. You can leave it here or take it with you, whichever you see fit …

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  • 7see fit (to do something) — see/think ˈfit (to do sth) idiom (formal) to consider it right or acceptable to do sth; to decide or choose to do sth • You must do as you think fit (= but I don t agree with your decision). • The newspaper did not see fit to publish my letter …

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  • 8see fit — ► see (or think) fit consider it correct or acceptable. Main Entry: ↑fit …

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  • 9see fit — see to be correct, think to be right …

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  • 10see fit — Synonyms and related words: choose, choose rather, choose to, command, decide, decree, desire, determine, favor, have a bias, have preference, have rather, honor before, lean towards, like better, please, prefer, prefer to, rather, resolve, set… …

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