Da la impresión de ser así, por lo que se ve.
Seems to be, judging by what we see.
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Parece que va a llover. — Looks like it's going to rain.
Tiene pinta de que va a llover hoy. — It looks like it might rain today.
Se parece a su hermana. — She looks like her sister.
Parece que llegaremos tarde otra vez. — It looks like we'll be late again.
¿De verdad tiene pinta de estar contenta? — Does it really look like she is happy?
Esa nube se parece a un conejo. — That cloud looks like a rabbit.
Parece que nadie le avisó del cambio. — Looks like nobody told him about the change.
Este diseño tiene pinta de ser buena idea. — This design looks like a good idea to me.
La copia se parece al original, pero no lo es. — The copy looks like the original, but it isn't.
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