seem [siːm] verbo intransitivoparecer - to seem tired -> parecer cansado(a)
- do what seems best -> haz lo que te parezca mejor
- it seemed like a dream -> parecía un sueño
- it doesn't seem right -> no me parece bien
- I seem to have dropped your vase -> creo que he tirado tu jarrón
- I can't seem to get it right -> no consigo que me salga bien
- it seems (that)…, it would seem (that)… -> parece que…
- it seems likely that… -> parece probable que…
- it seems to me that… -> me parece que…
- it seems or would seem so -> parece que sí
- it seems or would seem not -> parece que no
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seem [siim]verbo neutro (intransitivo)Parecer, tener apariencia o señales de, darse un aire a alguno. (n)
Parecerle a uno alguna cosa. (n)- It seems -> parece, según parece
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seem [siːm]
verb:intransitive
parecer he seems capable parece capaz; he seemed absorbed in ... parecía estar absorto en ...; he seemed to be in difficulty parecía tener dificultades; the shop seemed to be closed parecía que la tienda estaba cerrada; she seems not to want to go parece que no quiere ir; what seems to be the trouble? ¿qué pasa?; I seem to have heard that before me parece que ya me contaron eso antes; it seems that ... parece que ...; it seems you have no alternative parece que no te queda otra alternativa; it seems she's getting married por lo visto se casa
I can't seem to do itcan't me parece imposible hacerlo
that seems like a good idealike parece una buena idea
it seems notnot parece que no
it seems soso parece que sí so it seems así parece
there seems to be a problemthere parece que hay un problema there seems to be a mistake parece que hay un error
it seems to me/him that ...to me/le parece que ... how did he seem to you? ¿qué te pareció?
to give the impression It all seems a dream to me He seemed nice enough After what seemed hours They seemed an ideal couple as if, as though, like, that It seemed as if she'd been gone for ever At several points in 1988 and 1989 \dt began to seem as though an invisible sheet of glass had been stretched over the northern hemisphere\ It's going to seem like a fortune to us It seems clear that he has no alternative There seems to be a lot of support in congress The government seems not to be troubled by the opposition There are no rules, it seems The hostility to his art arose largely, it seems, from his emphasis on racial difference so it seems it seemed like a good idea at the time to think that I seem to remember that he was a fiction writer. I seem to have heard a name like that before
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Verb Conjugation for "seem"
Imperative
- seem
- you seem
- he/she seems
- we seem
- you seem
- they seem
Preterite
- I seemed
- you seemed
- he/she seemed
- we seemed
- you seemed
- they seemed
Present Continuous
- I am seeming
- you are seeming
- he/she is seeming
- we are seeming
- you are seeming
- they are seeming
Present Perfect
- I have seemed
- you have seemed
- he/she has seemed
- we have seemed
- you have seemed
- they have seemed
Past Continuous
- I was seeming
- you were seeming
- he/she was seeming
- we were seeming
- you were seeming
- they were seeming
Past Perfect
- I had seemed
- you had seemed
- he/she had seemed
- we had seemed
- you had seemed
- they had seemed
Future
- I will seem
- you will seem
- he/she will seem
- we will seem
- you will seem
- they will seem
Future Perfect
- I will have seemed
- you will have seemed
- he/she will have seemed
- we will have seemed
- you will have seemed
- they will have seemed
Future Continuous
- I will be seeming
- you will be seeming
- he/she will be seeming
- we will be seeming
- you will be seeming
- they will be seeming
Present Perfect Continuous
- I have been seeming
- you have been seeming
- he/she has been seeming
- we have been seeming
- you have been seeming
- they have been seeming
Future Perfect Continuous
- I will have been seeming
- you will have been seeming
- he/she will have been seeming
- we will have been seeming
- you will have been seeming
- they will have been seeming
Past Perfect Continuous
- I had been seeming
- you had been seeming
- he/she had been seeming
- we had been seeming
- you had been seeming
- they had been seeming
