No. 882 in Russian
выглядит
"Looks" or "appears."
In a sentence
Она выглядит счастливой.
She looks happy.
'Выглядит' conveys the appearance or visible emotional state of a person.
Книга на полке выглядит старой.
The book on the shelf looks old.
'Выглядит' describes the perceived condition or aesthetic of an object.
Это выглядит, как будто кто-то оставил его здесь намеренно.
It looks as if someone left it here intentionally.
'Выглядит' indicates that something gives a certain impression or appearance based on context.
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