se ut

to look

Usages of se ut

• Jeg er fortsatt sulten, og denne retten er deilig selv om den ser stygg ut.: I am still hungry, and this dish is delicious even though it looks ugly.
• Du ser kul ut.: You look cool.
• Kameraet er lite, men bildene ser bedre ut enn før.: The camera is small, but the pictures look better than before.
• Blomsten faller på teppet, men den ser fortsatt frisk ut.: The flower falls on the carpet, but it still looks fresh.
• Malingen er ny, og huset ser fint ut.: The paint is new, and the house looks nice.
• Vakten mener at skjerfet mitt ser stilfullt ut.: The guard thinks that my scarf looks stylish.
• Denne jakken ser veldig stilfull ut.: This jacket looks very stylish.
• Stuen ser rotete ut.: The living room looks messy.
• Sølvringen ser skinnende ut mellom fingrene hennes.: The silver ring looks shiny between her fingers.
• Dagslyset fra kjellervinduet gjør at bøkene i bokhyllen ser lysere ut.: The daylight from the basement window makes the books on the bookshelf look brighter.
• Rommet ser lysere ut med den nye lampen.: The room looks brighter with the new lamp.
• Stuen ser støvete ut.: The living room looks dusty.
• Han ser bekymret ut.: He looks worried.
• Frisyren og sminken hennes ser helt annerledes ut enn i virkeligheten.: Her hairstyle and makeup look completely different than in reality.
• Kulissen ser morsom ut i dette teaterstykket.: The set looks funny in this play.
• Skiløypen er full av små snøfnugg som ser vakre ut i sollyset.: The ski track is full of small snowflakes that look beautiful in the sunlight.

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