Usage examples of "seems" in English with translation to French

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He seems to know us. Il semble nous connaître.
Ann seems to be ill. Anne a l'air d'être malade.
It seems interesting to me! Ça me paraît intéressant !
Your father seems very nice. Ton père semble très sympa.
This website seems quite good. Ce site a l'air pas mal.
Nothing is as it seems. Rien n'est ce qu'il paraît être.
The food seems very delicious. La nourriture semble délicieuse.
He seems to be friendly. Il a l'air amical.
She seems short beside her sister. Elle parait petite a coté de sa soeur.
She seems to be happy. Elle semble être heureuse.
She seems to be sick. Elle a l'air d'être malade.
His story seems to be strange. Son histoire paraît bizarre.
He seems to be honest. Il semble honnête.
It seems to be serious. Ça a l'air sérieux.
When we are small, everything seems so big... Quand on est petit, tout nous paraît si grand...
He seems to think so. Il semble penser cela.
The dog seems to be sick. Le chien a l'air malade.
The grass always seems greener on the other side. L'herbe paraît toujours plus verte de l'autre côté.
But the possibility seems unlikely. Mais la possibilité semble improbable.
Jack seems to regret it deeply. Jack a l'air de le regretter profondément.
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