Hungarian - English

látszat

B2 Hungarian
appearance, illusion, facsimile, semblance, front, exterior
NOUN B2
1
Usage pattern:
vmi látszatát kelti; azt a látszatot kelti, hogy...
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Meaning
outward impression that may be false
Themes
seeming |impression |perception |reality_contrast |core_vocabulary
Definition

The way something seems to be, which may be different from what it really is.

NOUN B2
1
Usage pattern:
vmi látszatát kelti; csak látszat
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Meaning
deceptive outward appearance
Themes
appearance |deception |impression |visual_effect |marketing |core_vocabulary
Definition

The way something seems that makes people think it is different, better, or more attractive than it really is.

NOUN B2 FORMAL
1
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Meaning
a close imitation, not genuine
Themes
figurative |appearance |authenticity |imitation |quality |evaluation |society |art |communication
Definition

Something that closely resembles another thing but is not the real or original one, often implying it is less authentic or less good.

NOUN B2 FORMAL
1
Usage pattern:
valaminek a látszata
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Meaning
outward appearance, possibly misleading
Themes
appearance |superficiality |deception |impression |core_vocabulary
Definition

An outward or surface appearance of something, especially when this appearance is not complete, real, or may hide a different truth.

NOUN B2
2
Usage pattern:
csak látszat; fenntartja a látszatot
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Meaning
false outward appearance
Themes
appearance |deception |emotion |behavior |secrecy |communication |emotions
Definition

A way someone appears or behaves that hides their true feelings or situation.

NOUN B2
2
Usage pattern:
a látszat mögött; a látszat ellenére
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Meaning
outward appearance or manner
Themes
appearance |personality |emotion |social_behavior |concealment |relationships |communication
Definition

The outward appearance, behavior, or manner that a person shows to others, especially when it is different from their true feelings or character.

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