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semb

"Semb" is not a French word. It might be a typo or abbreviation.

In a sentence

Elle semble très intéressée par le sujet.
She seems very interested in the subject.
Here, 'semble' is used as a verb meaning 'seems,' indicating an appearance or impression.
Cela ne semble pas logique.
That doesn't seem logical.
In this sentence, 'semble' is again showcasing a perception or judgment about a situation's coherence.
Il semble que nous ayons perdu le chemin.
It seems that we lost the way.
'Semble' introduces an hypothesis or assumption based on observation, followed by a subordinate clause.

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