to try to find or get something, especially something that is not a physical object: "Are you actively seeking jobs?" she asked. Hundreds of dissidents are ...

1. to try to find; search for; look for · 2. to go to; resort to. to seek the woods for peace · 3. a. to try to get or find out by asking or searching · 4. to ...

[transitive, intransitive] to look for something/somebody. seek something/somebody Drivers are advised to seek alternative routes. Police are not seeking ... Seek out · Seek time noun · Hide-and-seek noun · Heat-seeking

24 апр 2021 · The word "others" indicates multiple people, so it calls for seek. You can replace it with they: They even seek him out for advice.

1 · to resort to : go to ; 3 · to ask for : request. seeks advice ; 4 · to try to acquire or gain : aim at. seek fame ; 5 · to make an attempt : try. —used with to and ...

2[transitive, intransitive] seek (something) to try to obtain or achieve something to seek funding for a project Highly qualified secretary seeks employment ...

verb. try to locate or discover, or try to establish the existence of. synonyms: look for, search · verb. try to get or reach. “seek a position” · verb. go to or ...

Try to get or reach "seek a position"; "seek an education"; "seek happiness" · Try to locate or discover, or try to establish the existence of - search, look for

SEEK meaning: 1 : to search for (someone or something) to try to find (someone or something); 2 : to ask for (help, advice, etc.)