Usage examples of "se ve" in Spanish with translation to English

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Tom se ve muy emocionado. Tom seems to be very excited.
Él se ve con su novia los sábados. He meets his girlfriend Saturdays.
Ella se ve muy saludable. She is very healthy.
No es tan bueno como se ve. It is not as good as it looks.
Tom se ve pálido. ¿Le pasa algo? Tom looks pale. Is anything the matter with him?
Se ve que la casa quedó firme. You can see the house was built steadily.
Se ve que la casa quedó rígida. You can see the house was built stiff.
Tom no se ve muy bien. ¿Está enfermo? Tom doesn't look very well. Is he sick?
Su país se ve amenazado por la anarquía. Their country is threatened by anarchy.
Se ve mucho peor de lo que es. It looks a lot worse than it is.
Nuestro carácter se ve afectado por el entorno. Our character is affected by the environment.
La adolescencia se ve como un tiempo de transición. Adolescence is viewed as time of transition.
Se ve que a Tom le gusta estar en exteriores. Tom seems to enjoy being outdoors.
La justicia es cómo el amor se ve en público. Justice is what love looks like in public.
De lejos, se ve mucho más joven de lo que realmente es. Seen from a distance, he looks much younger than he really is.
Lo que se ve sobre la superficie del mar no es más que la punta de un iceberg. What you see above the water is just the tip of the iceberg.
La Manera de ver según la Fe es cerrar el Ojo de la Razón: la Luz del Alba se ve con más claridad cuando apagas las Velas. The Way to see by Faith, is to shut the Eye of Reason: The Morning Daylight appears plainer when you put out your Candle.
Qué bella es esta vista. How wonderful this sight is.
Qué afortunado de verte aquí. How lucky to meet you here.
Estoy feliz de verte aquí. I am happy to see you here.
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