How do you pronounce appear?

appear is pronounced as /əˈpɪə/.

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appear

👀appear (apir)

verb

/əˈpɪə/

apparaître (apparaître)

Appealing Appearance

Signification

to become visible or come into sight; to seem

Traduction de la signification

devenir visible ou entrer dans la vue; sembler

Phrases d'exemple

She appeared suddenly at the door.

Elle est apparue soudainement à la porte.

Expressions d'exemple

appear out of thin air

apparaître de nulle part

Synonymes

emerge, show, arise, surface, seem

Antonymes

disappear, vanish, hide

Collocations

appear suddenly, appear in court, appear likely

Plus de phrases d'exemple

The rain appeared to stop out of nowhere.

La pluie a semblé s'arrêter de nulle part.

La pluie a semble s'arreter de nulle part.

He appears to understand the instructions.

Il semble comprendre les instructions.

A message appeared to arrive out of nowhere.

Un message a semblé arriver de nulle part.

Un message a semble arriver de nulle part.

She appeared to feel nervous out of nowhere.

Elle a semblé se sentir nerveuse de nulle part.

Elle a semble se sentir nerveuse de nulle part.

The lights appeared to go off out of nowhere.

Les lumières ont semblé s'éteindre de nulle part.

Les lumieres ont semble s'eteindre de nulle part.

She appeared to know the answer out of nowhere.

Elle a semblé connaître la réponse de nulle part.

Elle a semble connaitre la reponse de nulle part.

The app appears to work better after the update.

L'application semble mieux fonctionner après la mise à jour.

L'application semble mieux fonctionner apres la mise a jour.

The problem appeared to disappear out of nowhere.

Le problème a semblé disparaître de nulle part.

Le probleme a semble disparaitre de nulle part.

The dog appeared to start barking out of nowhere.

Le chien a semblé commencer à aboyer de nulle part.

Le chien a semble commencer a aboyer de nulle part.

He appeared to change his decision out of nowhere.

Il a semblé changer sa décision de nulle part.

Il a semble changer sa decision de nulle part.

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