How is the word izgleda translated from Serbian to English

Prema onome što izgleda tačno ili onome što ljudi kažu.

According to what seems true or what people say.

adverb
English translation
apparently

Examples with “izgleda”

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  • Izgleda da je sastanak otkazan. Apparently, the meeting was cancelled.

  • Navodno, ona je već završila izveštaj. Apparently, she has finished the report already.

  • Ona je, izgleda, najbolja kuvarica u porodici. She is apparently the best cook in the family.

  • Misliš li da je on navodno uznemiren zbog vesti? Do you think he is apparently upset about the news?

  • Znači čekamo još sat vremena, izgleda. So we are waiting another hour, apparently.

  • Navodno, svi idu na žurku posle posla. Apparently, everyone is going to the party after work.

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FAQ about “izgleda”

How is “izgleda” translated from Serbian?
“izgleda” translates into English as “apparently”. Add this word to your VibeLing vocabulary and lock it in with spaced repetition.
What does “izgleda” mean?
Meaning of “izgleda”: Prema onome što izgleda tačno ili onome što ljudi kažu. In English — “apparently”.
What part of speech is “izgleda”?
“izgleda” is an adverb.
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