看上去

(他没得选呀) ── Previous context

“Why do you look unhappy?”

(你倒是挺让我意外的) ── Previous context

“You look gentle, but you were fierce in a fight.”

(可是) ── Previous context

“you don't look like someone who knows how to keep pets.”

(那是沈默的女儿) ── Previous context

“It looks like she is pursuing that guy.”

(我回来嘛 她肯定也要回来的) ── Previous context

“You better be careful. That girl looks like trouble.”

(这许久不见) ── Previous context

“You look much thinner than before.”

(呦) ── Previous context

“he looks kinda clueless.”

(没有啊) ── Previous context

“But you look like you're crying.”

(我替梁丹宁谢谢你啊 不过呢 你不用替她担心) ── Previous context

“Liang Danning might seem carefree,”

(走) ── Previous context

“Why does she look so familiar?”

(我真谢谢你们) ── Previous context

“Doesn't look much younger anyway.”

(对 还没上色) ── Previous context

“No wonder it looks so drab and colorless.”

(怎么了) ── Previous context

“Miss Dong doesn't look like someone you want to mess with.”

(如今停战这么些年 再加上两地交好互市) ── Previous context

“it looks pretty prosperous now.”

(也是时候 各退一步了) ── Previous context

“Then why do you still look so depressed?”

(可悦泽人面) ── Previous context

“Consort Li was 37 but still had fair skin and rosy cheeks like a young maiden.”

(我知道这九城还有很多的问题) ── Previous context

“I know I seem like an incompetent ruler who neglects state affairs.”

(赵平跟他是朋友) ── Previous context

“but he looks very resistant to him.”

(把释放权推给了警察大队) ── Previous context

“What he said seemed ambiguous,”

(二十多岁) ── Previous context

“looked quite pretty.”

(是和什么东西打斗的痕迹呢) ── Previous context

“It looks like a snake. Wait,”

(一起工作了) ── Previous context

“Why don't you look excited at all?”

(我会让你印象深刻的) ── Previous context

“Looks good.”

(你看看你现在这个样子) ── Previous context

“You look glamorous,”

(那我也拭目以待了 去洗漱了) ── Previous context

“It looks quite good.”