How is the phrase on dirait que translated from French to English

Formule qui indique ce qui semble être, d'après ce que l'on voit.

Seems to be, judging by what we see.

phrase
English translation
Looks like

Examples with “on dirait que”

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  • On dirait qu'il va pleuvoir. Looks like it's going to rain.

  • Elle ressemble à sa sœur. She looks like her sister.

  • On dirait que nous allons encore être en retard. It looks like we'll be late again.

  • Ce nuage ressemble à un lapin. That cloud looks like a rabbit.

  • On dirait que personne ne lui a parlé du changement. Looks like nobody told him about the change.

  • La copie ressemble à l'original, mais ce n'en est pas un. The copy looks like the original, but it isn't.

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How is “on dirait que” translated from French?
“on dirait que” translates into English as “Looks like”. Add this word to your VibeLing vocabulary and lock it in with spaced repetition.
What does “on dirait que” mean?
Meaning of “on dirait que”: Formule qui indique ce qui semble être, d'après ce que l'on voit. In English — “Looks like”.
What part of speech is “on dirait que”?
“on dirait que” is a phrase.
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