Usages of virke
Den der stige er gammel, men den her virker stærk nok.
That ladder is old, but this one seems strong enough.
Hun virker træt i dag.
She seems tired today.
I dag lærer vi udtrykkene “det ser ud til, at” og “det lyder, som om”, som vi bruger, når noget virker sandsynligt.
Today we learn the expressions “it looks like” and “it sounds like,” which we use when something seems likely.
Jeg bliver altid nysgerrig, når en bog virker spændende fra første side.
I always become curious when a book seems exciting from the first page.
Det er uhøfligt at afbryde andre, og min søster siger, at det virker stædigt ikke at lytte.
It is impolite to interrupt others, and my sister says that it seems stubborn not to listen.
Hun virker stædig, når hun ikke vil ændre planen, selv om alle andre er enige.
She seems stubborn when she does not want to change the plan, even though everyone else agrees.
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