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%E7%9C%8B%E6%9D%A5%20(k%C3%A0nl%C3%A1i)%20-%20It%20seems%2C%20It%20appears
看来 (kànlái) - It seems, It appears
Processing keyword: 看来 (kànlái) - It seems, It appears
看来 is typically used to indicate that the speaker is making a judgment based on visible evidence or circumstances. It suggests a degree of assumption without definitive proof.
Subject → 看来 → Verb/Adjective/Statement
看来 (kànlái) vs. 似乎 (sìhū)
Feature | 看来 (kànlái) | 似乎 (sìhū) |
---|---|---|
Certainty | Higher | Lower |
Usage | Direct observation | Indirect conjecture |
Using 看来 reflects a conversational tone, making it suitable for both informal and semi-formal contexts. It often conveys a level of humility by allowing room for interpretation rather than sounding overly assertive.
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