How to Say ‘Circles look clear.’ in German
Kreise sehen klar aus.
KRY-zuh ZAY-en klahr ows
[KRY-zuh ZAY-en klahr ows]
💬 Usage Tip: [aussehen] is a separable verb, so the [aus] moves to the end in a normal sentence: [Kreise sehen klar aus]. The same pattern works with [Ich sehe müde aus].
Phrase Breakdown
Kreise
[KRY-zuh]
circles
Round chart symbols or shapes.
Kreise sehen klar aus und wirken ruhig.
Circles look clear and seem calm.
Sehen klar aus
ZAY-en klahr ows
look clear
Describes something as visually clear or easy to recognize.
Die Linien sehen klar aus.
The lines look clear.
Words in this phrase
sehen
[ZAY-en]
look
Here it means 'appear' or 'look'.
Die Punkte sehen besser aus als vorher.
The points look better than before.
klar
[klahr]
clear
Easy to recognize or visually neat.
Die Linien sind klar im Bild.
The lines are clear in the image.
aus
[ows]
out
Used in 'sehen ... aus' to form the meaning 'look/appear'.
Die neuen Symbole sehen gut aus.
The new symbols look good.
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