Usage examples of "looks" in English with translation to Spanish

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We look for good luck, bad luck looks for us. Buscamos la suerte, la mala suerte nos busca a nosotros.
He looks to me with much admiration. Él me mira con gran admiración.
She looks at least sixty. Parece tener al menos sesenta años.
He's changed a lot in his looks. Su apariencia ha cambiado mucho.
It looks as if it is going to rain. Tiene cara de lluvia.
He who looks for excuses doesn't have any chances for success. El que busca excusas no tiene ninguna posibilidad de triunfar.
Nail polish is useless: no one looks at nails anyway. El esmalte de uñas es inútil: de todas formas, nadie mira las uñas.
Looks like another nice day. Parece ser otro buen día.
Don't judge a man by the way he looks. No juzgues a un hombre por su apariencia.
Seen at a distance, the rock looks like a human face. De lejos las rocas se parecen a una cara humana.
I gathered from his looks he was angry with me. Por su mirada me di cuenta de que estaba enfadado conmigo.
She looks very happy today. Hoy ella parece muy feliz.
It is hard to tell an Englishman from American just by looks. Es difícil diferenciar a un inglés de un estadounidense solo por su apariencia.
Seen from a distance, the stone looks like a human face. Vista de lejos, esta piedra se parece a una cara humana.
If looks could kill, I'd be dead by now. Si las miradas matasen, yo ya estaría muerto.
She looks like her aunt. Ella se parece a su tía.
We cannot tell a good person from a bad one by looks alone. No podemos diferenciar a una persona buena de una mala sólo por su apariencia.
Mary looks like her mother. María se parece a su madre.
Miguel, the pickup artist, rates women's looks on a scale from one to ten, claiming that he only hits on eights and up. Miguel, el artista del ligue, evalúa la apariencia de las mujeres del uno al diez, alegando que él sólo le entra a las que sean de ocho para arriba.
She looks like her mother. Ella se parece a su madre.
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