Examples of using "Néz" in a sentence and their english translations:
- He is watching TV.
- He's watching TV.
He's always looking at you.
Is anyone looking?
- He is watching TV.
- He's watching TV.
Someone is watching.
Tom is looking at me.
- Tom looks terrific.
- Tom looks amazing.
Carol often watches horror films.
My brother watches television.
Tom doesn't watch TV.
Is Tom handsome?
How does this look?
What does she look like?
- He's looking good.
- It looks good.
- It looks great.
- No one's watching.
- No one's looking.
Tom is looking at me.
He looks happy.
Tom is watching a movie.
It looks perfect.
He looks young.
She's looking at us.
- My little brother is watching TV.
- My little brother is watching television.
Are you taking the piss?
- What does it look like?
- How does it look?
- What's it look like?
It looks ridiculous.
- Somebody is watching me.
- Someone is looking at me.
- My little brother is watching TV.
- My younger brother is watching TV.
- My younger brother watches TV.
Tom is looking at you.
He looks Chinese.
Your apartment looks wonderful!
It doesn't look so bad.
The food looks delicious.
Looks quite natural.
- She looks quite pretty.
- She really looks pretty.
She looks at least sixty.
She always looks pale.
Does he watch television every day?
I saw him looking at me.
Our hotel faces the coast.
It looks fantastic.
My room faces east.
Tom doesn't watch TV.
- This looks good.
- It looks good.
- Tom looks angry.
- Tom looks mad.
It looked similar to this.
Tom is watching TV now.
So far, so good.
My little brother is watching TV.
He doesn't watch television at all.
He's really good looking.
- Things are looking good.
- This looks good.
- It looks good.
- That looks good.
- This looks great.
He watches television every night.
- What does Tom look like?
- How does Tom look?
- What's Tom look like?
- Why's everyone looking at me?
- Why's everybody looking at me?
It sure looks cool.
Tom looks bad.
Tom looks miserable.
Tom is still looking.
Nobody watches her.
- What does she look like?
- What does it look like?
- What is it like?
- What does that look like?
Oh my God! Tom looked at me!
It looks good on paper.
Does Marika watch Japanese films?
He seems like a good person.
Carol often watches horror movies.
She watches television from four to six.
The sea looks menacing.
- Tom seldom watches TV.
- Tom rarely watches TV.
She looks very young.
Tom is watching a cartoon.
That looks so good.
- That looks pretty cool.
- That looks really good.
My son is watching a cartoon.
It looks like a cactus.
Tom looks different.
It doesn't look so good.
It looks as if it is going to rain.
It looks like a UFO.
So this is what an epidemic looks like -
He looks like me."
And here it is in action.
and it looks something like this.
The hotel fronts the lake.
She seems to be very ill.
He is watching TV now.
Tom watches too much television.
He looks young.
My mother seldom watches TV at night.
- It looks like rain.
- It looks like it's going to rain.
- It looks like it is going to rain.
Tom looks very sad.