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no ve

doesn't see

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phrase Uncommon #20,951
doesn't see A present-tense form of ver used with él, ella, or usted. Depending on context, it can also mean “can't see.”
SP: Mi abuelo no ve bien de noche.
EN: My grandfather can't see well at night.

Él no ve nunca la televisión.

He never watches television.

El jorobado no ve su propia joroba sino la de su compañero.

The hunchback doesn’t see his own hump, only his companion’s.

No ve la tele nunca.

He/She never watches TV.

Él no ve nada de televisión.

He doesn't watch any television.

Un cerdo no ve el cielo.

A pig cannot see the sky.

Él no ve nada.

He doesn't see anything.

— Campo de sueños (1989)

No ve en la oscuridad.

He can't see in the dark.

Tom no ve nada de malo en dejar que Mary aprenda a conducir.

Tom sees nothing wrong with letting Mary learn to drive.

Él no ve.

He can't see.

— Pinocho (2019)

El hombre no ve una mierda ¿ves?

The man can't see a damn thing, you see?

— Érase una vez en… Hollywood (2019)

No ve nada sin gafas.

He can't see anything without his glasses.

No abogado, no ve.

No lawyer, no seeing.

— Malcolm X (1992)

Él no ve nada sin sus gafas.

He can't see anything without his glasses.

Julia no ve a Emilia.

Julia doesn't see Emilia.

El camello no ve su propia joroba sino la de su compañero.

The camel does not see its own hump but that of its companion.

No ve a nadie.

He doesn't see anyone.

— Un profeta (2009)