apparent

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apparent
[əˈpærənt]
adjetivo
1evidente (obvious)
  • to become apparent -> hacerse patente or evidente
2aparente (seeming)

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apparent [a-pa-rent]
adjetivo
1Claro, patente, indubitable, evidente, manifiesto.
  • His sadness was very apparent -> su tristeza era muy evidente
2Aparente, lo que aparece y no es.
  • His apparent coldness is only shyness -> su aparente frialdad es sólo timidez
3Cierto.
  • The heir-apparent to the crown -> el heredero presunto de la corona

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apparent [əˈpærənt] ?
adjective
1 (clear) claro
to be apparent that estar claro que; it was apparent that there were problems estaba claro que había problemas; it was immediately apparent that he was lying enseguida se vio claramente que mentía
it was apparent to me that we would have to do something
to become apparentbecome hacerse patente
it became apparent that he was not coming se hizo patente que no venía; it is becoming apparent that we will have to find larger premises ya se está viendo que vamos a tener que encontrar un local más grande
this attitude is apparent in some of the things they sayin esta actitud queda patente se ve claramente en algunas de las cosas que dicen;or
for no apparent reasonreason sin motivo aparente
he suddenly got better for no apparent reason the lights all came on for no apparent reason he sacked her for no apparent reason
it was apparent to me that there were problemsto veía claro me resultaba obvio que había problemas;or
it is apparent [to] me that ... it was apparent to me that we would have to do something for reasons that will become apparent I'd prefer that he remain forgotten... It was becoming increasingly apparent to him that this had been planned weeks in advance their weakness became apparent it was immediately apparent that he did not have long to live it was immediately apparent that she had chicken pox
2 (seeming) [+success, contradiction, interest] aparente
more apparent than real más aparente que real
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