Also means
to meet; to understand
Usage Note
Vedere takes avere as its auxiliary — ho visto (I saw / I have seen). The past participle visto is irregular (not veduto, though that archaic form exists). Colloquially, ci vediamo! (see you!) is the standard Italian goodbye among friends, equivalent to 'see you later'. Vedere di + infinitive means 'to see to it that': vedi di arrivare puntuale (make sure you arrive on time).
Examples
"Vedo le montagne dalla finestra."
Natural Translation
I can see the mountains from the window.
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