sees

sees

形容词：

1. 见解独到的（perceptive）

2. 易患的（prone）

名词：

1. 目击者（witness）

2. 意见（opinion）

3. 看法（perspective）

词语辨析：

1. sees与saw的区别：sees是现在时态，指的是当前正在发生的行为；saw是过去时态，指的是已经发生过的行为。

2. sees与views的区别：sees强调个人的直接观察和感受；views更加正式，指的是对某事物或问题的看法和观点。

词汇扩充：

1. foresee：预见

2. oversee：监督

3. eyesight：视力

4. perceptive：有洞察力的

5. perspective：观点

近义词：

observe, behold, notice

反义词：

ignore, overlook

柯林斯词典：

sees (noun)

1. A see is an official position in the Christian church that is usually given to a bishop as a reward for long and faithful service.
2. A see is the place where a bishop has authority over other priests and churches.

sees (verb)

1. If you see someone or something, you notice them with your eyes.
2. If you see someone, you meet them with the intention of having sex with them.
3. If you see that something is true or if you see why it is true, you understand or realize after thinking about it for a while.
4. If you see someone or speak to them, you visit them for a short time.
5. If you see someone somewhere, you go to that place and meet them.
6. If you see someone, you meet them as a social activity.
7. If you see someone off, you go to the place that they are leaving from in order to say goodbye to them.
8. If you see someone through a difficult period or experience, you support them and help them until it is finished.
9. If you see something such as a doctor or a lawyer, you go to them for professional advice or help.
10. If you have seen something before, you have already experienced it.
11. If you see something such as a film, a show, or a game, you watch it.
12. If you see a particular quality in someone, you think that they have it.
13. If you see a particular meaning or significance in something, you think that it has it.

牛津词典：

sees (noun)

1. A see is the official seat, center of authority, jurisdiction, or office of a bishop.
2. Another term for diocese.

sees (verb)

1. Perceive with the eyes; discern visually.
2. Discern or deduce mentally after reflection or from information; understand.
3. Meet (someone one knows) socially or by chance.
4. Escort or conduct (someone).
5. Ensure that someone attends (a particular event).
6. Experience or witness (an event or situation).
7. Find (something) out for oneself.
8. Consult (a specialist or professional).
9. Consider or regard in a specified way.

用法：

1. "sees"作为动词，常用于日常口语和书面语中。

2. "sees"作为名词，常用于宗教和教会领域。

相关例句：

1. I see what you mean.
2. He saw a car coming towards him.
3. She saw him as a father figure.
4. We saw the movie last night.
5. He saw the doctor about his knee.
6. She sees patients in the morning.
7. They saw us off at the airport.
8. He saw her through her illness.
9. I need to see a lawyer about this issue.
10. I've seen this happen before.
11. Let's go see that new exhibition.
12. I see a lot of potential in her.
13. He saw no reason to continue.
14. The bishop's see is located in the cathedral.
15. The diocese has several smaller sees.