How to Say ‘Look clear’ in German
Sehen klar aus
ZAY-en klahr ows
[ZAY-en klahr ows]
💬 Usage Tip: This comes from the separable verb [aussehen] = "to look/appear." In a full sentence it splits: [Kreise sehen klar aus].
Phrase Breakdown
Sehen
[ZAY-en]
look
Part of the phrase 'look' or 'appear' in German.
Die Kreise Sehen im Diagramm ruhig aus.
The circles look calm in the chart.
klar
[klahr]
clear
Easy to see, read, or understand.
Die Formen sind klar und deutlich.
The shapes are clear and distinct.
aus
[ows]
out
Used with 'sehen ... aus' to mean 'look' or 'appear'.
Die Punkte sehen gut aus.
The points look good.
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