ves
/ˈbes/, [ˈbes]see, you see
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Te ves como tu padre hace treinta años.
You look like your father looked thirty years ago.
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Si da la casualidad de que le ves, por favor transmítele mis mejores deseos.
If you happen to see him, please give him my best regards.
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¿Qué corona ves?
What crown do you see?
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Te ves tan pálido.
You look so pale.
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¿Ves algún libro?
Do you see a book?
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Si le prestas 20 dólares a alguien y nunca lo ves más, probablemente valió la pena.
If you lend someone $20 and never see that person again, it was probably worth it.
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Te ves cansado. Deberías reposar por una o dos horas.
You look tired. You ought to rest for an hour or two.
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Te ves satisfecho.
You look contented.
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Ves, lo arreglé.
There I fixed it.
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Por favor, salúdame a Nancy si la ves en la fiesta.
Please say hello to Nancy if you see her at the party.
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Te ves medio lindo cuando te enojas.
You're kind of cute when you're mad.
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¿Qué birome ves?
Which pen do you see?
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No solo te ves como Tom, sino que también te oyes como él.
You not only look like Tom, you sound like him.
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Te ves muy bien de azul.
You look very good in blue.
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Te ves muy bonita.
You look very beautiful.
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Estas flores que ves son rosas.
These flowers you see are roses.
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Lamentablemente, los resultados de ayer fueron como los ves.
Unfortunately, the results yesterday were as you see.
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¿Qué te pasa? Te ves pálido.
What's the matter? You look pale.
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¿Ves la rosa?
Do you see the rose?
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¿Qué tan a menudo lo ves?
How often do you see him?
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