Collocation
Please see below.
To refer the reader to information or content that follows later in the same document, email, or communication.
Definition
'Please see below.' is a common English collocation. To refer the reader to information or content that follows later in the same document, email, or communication.
see + below
“For a complete list of features and specifications, please see below.”
Examples
- For the complete list of ingredients, please see below.
- The quarterly financial report is summarized here, but for full details, see below.
- Instructions on how to assemble the furniture are provided; you will see below a detailed diagram.
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- If you require further clarification on our privacy policy, please see below.
- A schedule of upcoming events is attached; for exact timings and locations, see below.
- All changes to the company's guidelines are effective immediately; see below for the updated sections.
- We have highlighted the main points; for an in-depth discussion, please see below.
- To track the status of your order, see below for the tracking number.
- For answers to frequently asked questions, you can see below.
- The attachment contains several pages; for the appendix, see below.
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- Good to see you. A common, friendly greeting used when meeting someone you know, often after some time apart.
- Long time no see. An informal greeting used when you meet someone you haven't seen for a significant period of time.
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