How to Say ‘The rectangle looks clear.’ in Spain Spanish
El rectángulo se ve claro.
ell rek-TAHN-goo-loh seh beh KLAH-roh
[ell rek-TAHN-goo-loh seh beh KLAH-roh]
💬 Usage Tip: Spanish often uses [se ve] for "looks": [El rectángulo se ve claro] = "The rectangle looks clear." This is a handy pattern for visual judgments: [se ve bien], [se ve más ordenado].
Phrase Breakdown
El rectángulo
ell rek-TAHN-goo-loh
the rectangle
Refers to the rectangle shape being discussed.
El rectángulo está en el centro.
The rectangle is in the center.
Words in this phrase
El
[ell]
the
Definite article used before a singular masculine noun.
El coche está limpio.
The car is clean.
rectángulo
[rek-TAHN-goo-loh]
rectangle
A four-sided shape with four right angles.
El rectángulo ocupa mucho espacio.
The rectangle takes up a lot of space.
Se ve claro
seh beh KLAH-roh
looks clear
Se ve means it looks; claro means clear, easy to see or understand.
La imagen se ve clara.
The image looks clear.
Words in this phrase
se
[seh]
it; itself; one
Reflexive or impersonal pronoun; here part of se ve.
Se nota la diferencia.
The difference is noticeable.
ve
[beh]
looks; is seen
Form of ver meaning sees, or in se ve, it looks/is seen.
La señal se ve desde lejos.
The sign can be seen from far away.
claro
[KLAH-roh]
clear; clearly
Describes something easy to see or understand.
El dibujo está claro y simple.
The drawing is clear and simple.
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