sees
v.v. to use your eyes to look at something or someone. It is the third-person form of 'see', used when talking about one person or thing.
v. to perceive with the eyes; to observe or witness. The third-person singular present indicative form of 'see'.
She sees a bird in the garden.
Every morning, he sees the same group of people waiting for the bus outside his window.
The protagonist sees the world through a lens of deep skepticism, which often complicates his relationships with the other characters in the novel.
The verb is transitive and takes a direct object; it is a stative verb and is rarely used in the continuous form.
She is seeing the bird now.She sees the bird now.When used to mean 'perceive with the eyes', this is a stative verb and should not be used in the continuous (-ing) form.