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>But if I want to know what 'ls' I'm using, in tcsh,
>I type 'which \ls' and this worked just what I want to know. 
>But in zsh, it doesn't work like this. 

Use the -p option to which in order to force a path search:

% alias ls='ls -F'
% which ls
ls: aliased to 'ls -F'
% which -p ls
/bin/ls

-zefram