をみて

look at; seeing

→ を
phrase Uncommon #19,218
look at; seeing 見て is the te-form of 見る and can mean “look at,” “watch,” or “seeing,” depending on context. With を, it follows the thing being looked at or watched; as a standalone request, を見て means “look at it.”
JA: この写真をみて。
EN: Look at this picture.

私はすわってはらはらする試合をみていた

I sat and watched the thrilling match.

しばらくの間ベビーをみていて

Please watch the baby for a little while.

その映画をみて彼女は泣いてしまった

She ended up crying after watching that movie.

彼女はその結果をみて喜んだ

She was happy when she saw the result.

私はをみて直ぐ判断するのはあまりうまくない

I'm not very good at judging people at first sight.

そしてをみて徹底的に調べる

And when I get the chance, I’ll investigate thoroughly.

— サイコ (1960)

きのう私はテレビをみて楽しかった

I had fun watching TV yesterday.

少女達のお母さんは彼女たちをみていました

Was the girls’ mother watching them?

電話帳をみて

Look at the phone book.

誰かがをみているなんて気づかなかった

I didn’t realize someone was watching me.