No. 294 in Polish

wygląda

"Wygląda" means "looks" or "appears."

In a sentence

Ten obraz wygląda pięknie.
This painting looks beautiful.
Here, 'wygląda' is used to describe the appearance or aesthetic quality of an object.
Wygląda na zmęczonego po pracy.
He looks tired after work.
'Wygląda' in this sentence indicates an assessment based on someone's visible state or demeanor.
Wygląda mi to na dobry pomysł.
This seems like a good idea to me.
In this usage, 'wygląda' is applied metaphorically to express a judgment about the quality or nature of an abstract concept.

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