sees, saw, seen, seeing

to see about
phrasal verb

To make arrangements or deal with something
  • 1I will see about booking the tickets.
  • 2She needs to see about getting the car fixed.
"To see about" means to take care of or handle something. It involves making plans or organizing things to address a specific issue or task. For example, if you need to see about getting a new computer, you would research options and make a decision.
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Remember, "to see about" is informal. In more formal situations, consider using "to inquire about" or "to make arrangements for" instead. This will help you sound more professional in your communication.
at a retail shop
Arranging the Outfit
Andrew
Hey Robert, are you ready to go to the party tonight?
Robert
Not yet, I need to see about getting a new shirt first.
Andrew
Alright, let's find something that suits you.
Robert
Sounds good, I'll check with the staff for some options.
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Similar to "to see about":
  • 1arrange
  • 2handle
  • 3manage