How is the phrase sin esfuerzo aparente translated from Spanish to English

Hecho tan bien que parece no costar ningún trabajo.

Done so well that it seems to need no effort.

adjective
English translation
Effortless

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  • Su estilo sin esfuerzo aparente impresionó al jurado. Her effortless style impressed the judges.

  • Su discurso resultó cercano y sin esfuerzo aparente. His speech seemed effortless and warm.

  • ¿Cómo consigues que unos acordes tan difíciles suenen sin esfuerzo aparente? How do you make such tricky chords sound effortless?

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How is “sin esfuerzo aparente” translated from Spanish?
“sin esfuerzo aparente” translates into English as “Effortless”. Add this word to your VibeLing vocabulary and lock it in with spaced repetition.
What does “sin esfuerzo aparente” mean?
Meaning of “sin esfuerzo aparente”: Hecho tan bien que parece no costar ningún trabajo. In English — “Effortless”.
What part of speech is “sin esfuerzo aparente”?
“sin esfuerzo aparente” is an adjective.
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