This is the 5416th most frequent French word.
bees
The French word "bees" does not exist; you may mean "abeilles," which means "bees" (the insects) in English.
In this sentence, 'abeilles' is used as a subject, representing the insects involved in pollination.
Les abeilles butinent les fleurs dans le jardin.
The bees are buzzing around the flowers in the garden.
Here, 'abeilles' serves as part of the object in a description of a location they were observed.
J'ai vu des abeilles près de la ruche hier.
I saw some bees near the hive yesterday.
In this instance, 'abeilles' is employed as a noun representing the concept of bees within an educational message.