گزارش خطا در معنی کلمه 'appearance'

1 عمومی:: نمایش‌

2 عمومی:: شكل ظاهری

3 عمومی:: پدیدآیی

4 عمومی:: سیما

5 عمومی:: نمود

6 عمومی:: منظ‌ر

7 عمومی:: ظ‌اهر

8 عمومی:: پیدایش‌

9 عمومی:: ظ‌هور

1 general::   noun way that sb/sth looks ADJ. attractive, handsome, youthful | distinctive, odd, strange, striking | dishevelled, scruffy, unkempt, unprepossessing | external, general, outward, overall, personal, physical, visual attempts to improve the general appearance of the town centre attention to personal appearance and hygiene VERB + APPEARANCE have Inside, the house had the appearance of a temple. | take on Towns merged to take on the appearance of a city. | give The report gives an appearance of scientific credibility. | alter, change Shaving off his beard changed his appearance dramatically. | enhance, improve | keep up When she lost all her money, she was determined to keep up appearances (= hide the true situation and pretend that everything was going well). | judge (sb/sth) by To judge by appearances, Roger was rather embarrassed. PREP. contrary to ~s, despite ~s The American president, despite appearances, has only limited power. | in ~ rather bird-like in appearance arrival of sb/sth ADJ. dramatic, sudden, surprise, unexpected | brief VERB + APPEARANCE make, put in She made a sudden appearance just as we were about to leave. I feel I must put in at least a brief appearance at the party. act of appearing in public ADJ. first, second, etc. her first appearance on the stage | final, last | frequent, occasional, rare, regular | live, personal | public | cameo, guest | court, radio, stage, television/TV one of the actor's rare television appearances VERB + APPEARANCE make She made a cameo appearance in the film. APPEARANCE + NOUN money (sport)

2 general:: noun in view: The sun made an appearance at noon. noun semblance: Give the appearance of honesty.

3 general:: appearance adjectives somebody's/something's physical appearance • If you want to improve your physical appearance, eat well and exercise. somebody's personal appearance • Teenagers are very conscious of their personal appearance. somebody's/something's odd/strange appearance • Children sometimes stared at him because of his odd appearance. a distinctive/striking appearance (= unusual and interesting ) • The unusual leaves give the plant a distinctive appearance. an attractive/handsome/pleasing etc appearance • Large blue eyes set in a long thin face give him a striking and attractive appearance. somebody's youthful appearance • She was no longer a young woman, despite her youthful appearance. the outward appearance • Beneath the outward appearance of confidence, she is very shy. the general/overall appearance • The second phase of the project is to improve the town’s overall appearance. the visual appearance • Intensive farming changed the visual appearance of the countryside. verbs have a ... appearance • The young girl had a pleasing appearance. improve/enhance the appearance of something/somebody • Fresh air improves the appearance of the skin. change/alter the appearance of something • The proposed dam will change the appearance of the surrounding countryside enormously. give something/somebody a … appearance • His uniform gave him an official appearance. phrases take pride in your appearance (= make an effort to look good ) • She seems to take no pride at all in her personal appearance these days. judge by appearances (= make judgements based on the way somebody/something looks ) • You shouldn’t judge by appearances. appearance 2 ADJECTIVES/NOUN + appearance somebody's first/second/last etc appearance • This is the band's last appearance in the UK before a 46-date tour of Europe. a public appearance • In his first public appearance since his election, the President-elect ruled out talks with the United States. a radio/TV appearance • John hated the endless TV appearances to promote each new album. a guest appearance (= an appearance by a famous person on a TV show or at a musical event, in addition to the people who usually take part ) • He made several guest appearances on the show in the mid-60s. a cameo appearance (= a short appearance in a film or play by a well-known actor or person ) • Alfred Hitchcock always made a cameo appearance in his own films. a personal appearance • The First Lady is asked to make a large number of personal appearances for worthy causes. a live appearance • Troy's first live appearance was at last year's Montreux Jazz Festival. a Wembley/Hollywood Bowl etc appearance • He led the Broncos to three Super Bowl appearances in twelve years. a farewell appearance (= a last appearance ) • His farewell appearance for the club was made in front of a packed crowd. verbs make an appearance • The President made a dramatic appearance on nationwide television to announce a fresh peace initiative. appearance + NOUN appearance fee/money (= the money someone is paid to appear somewhere ) • He gave his appearance fee to charity.

4 general:: appearance the way someone or something looks to other people: • She’d had plastic surgery to change her appearance. • The mushrooms are similar in appearance to poisonous ones, so you have to be careful. looks someone’s appearance, especially when considering how good-looking they are. Looks is more informal than appearance: • Girls of that age are always worried about their looks. • People generally describe him as having boyish good looks . image the appearance and character that a person, organization, product etc deliberately tries to produce: • She wowed fans with her sleek new image. • The scandal has damaged her image as an honest politician. • The car has a racy new image. aspect literary the appearance of someone or something: • The costume gives his character an even more sinister aspect.

5 general:: see KEEP UP APPEARANCES; PUT IN AN APPEARANCE.