see and be seen

English

Verb

see and be seen (third-person singular simple present sees and is seen, present participle seeing and being seen, simple past saw and was seen, past participle seen and been seen)

  1. To spend time in public or at an event in order to mingle with important or glamorous people and to appear important or glamorous oneself.
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