sees
word · lemma: see
/ˈsiz/
seez
/sˈiːz/
seez
Definition
Third-person singular form of 'see'. It means to notice something with the eyes, and it can also mean to understand, meet someone, or consider something in a particular way.
Usage & Nuances
Use 'sees' with he/she/it in the present simple: 'She sees the bird.' Very common patterns include 'see a doctor', 'see what you mean', and 'see someone as...'. Learners often confuse it with 'looks at': 'see' is usually less deliberate than 'look at'.
Spanish: vePortuguese (BR): vêPortuguese (PT): vêChinese (Simplified): 看见 - 明白Chinese (Traditional): 看見 - 明白Hindi: देखता है - समझता हैArabic: يرى - يفهمBengali: দেখে - বোঝে - সাক্ষাৎ করেRussian: видит - встречается - понимаетJapanese: 見る - 会う - 理解するVietnamese: nhìn thấy - gặp - hiểuKorean: 본다 - 만난다 - 이해한다Turkish: görür - anlar - buluşurUrdu: دیکھتا ہے - ملتا ہے - سمجھتا ہےIndonesian: melihat - bertemu - memahami
Example Sentences
She sees a bird in the tree.
basic
He sees his friends after school.
basic
He sees himself as a future leader.
natural
My mom sees that I am tired.
basic
She sees what you mean now.
natural
She sees a doctor every month for checkups.
natural