ve
/ˈbe/, [ˈbe]go, go to, see
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De lejos, se ve mucho más joven de lo que realmente es.
Seen from a distance, he looks much younger than he really is.
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¡Ve a verla si no quieres volver a dormir otra vez!
Go see it if you never want to sleep again!
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Ve a esperar afuera.
Go wait outside.
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Esa camisa se te ve bien.
That shirt looks good on you.
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Se ve mucho peor de lo que es.
It looks a lot worse than it is.
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Él ve televisión a veces.
He sometimes watches TV.
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La gente se cree lo que ve.
People believe what they see.
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Tom se ve harto feliz, ¿o no?
Tom seems quite happy, doesn't he?
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Nadie aquí sabe cómo se ve Tom.
Nobody here knows what Tom looks like.
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Ve a hablar con Jane, ella corroborará todo lo que he dicho.
Go talk to Jane. She'll back up everything I've said.
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Ella se ve triste y desolada.
She looks sorrowful and forlorn.
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Tom se ve estupendo.
Tom looks terrific.
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¿Qué ve Tom en Mary?
What does Tom see in Mary?
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Eso no se ve tan difícil.
That doesn't seem too difficult.
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Ve y mira quién es.
Go and see who it is.
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Ve y ve por ti mismo que ha ocurrido.
Go and see for yourself what has happened.
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Nuestro carácter se ve afectado por el entorno.
Our character is affected by the environment.
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Si nunca has hecho algo tan estúpido, ve e inténtalo.
If you've never done something so stupid before, go ahead and try.
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Usted se ve cansado.
You look tired.
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Ve derecho hacia adelante hasta que llegues a la iglesia.
Go straight ahead until you reach the church.
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