sees
SEEZ/siːz/
- 1Third-person singular simple present of see. Use it with he, she, or it.
She sees her doctor every spring for a checkup.
From the tower, the guard sees the whole valley below.
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- 2Plural of see. Use it for more than one area led by a bishop.
The two old sees were joined into one larger diocese.
Several sees in the north had no bishop for many years.
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sees is a form of see
see, verb: To notice something with your eyes. Full entry
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- see → sees: add -s
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