美:/'siːmd/
原形 seem
初中,高中,CET4,CET6,考研,TOEFL
v. 似乎（seem的过去式）；装作
He seemed a little shady, so she didn’t want to do business with him.
他看起来有点阴险，所以她不想和他做生意。
The bank employee seemed suspicious when I made a large withdrawal.
当我进行大笔提款时，似乎引起了银行员工的怀疑。
It seemed like she wasn't working hard, but she insisted that she's doing her best.
似乎她工作不努力，但是她坚称她已经尽力了。
It seemed like his knowledge on the issue was unlimited.
他对这个问题的了解似乎是无限的。
Champion for years, he seemed unbeatable. That is, until he finally met his match.
他作为多年的冠军，似乎是不可战胜的。直到他终于遇到了对手。
He seemed a bit preoccupied.
他似乎有点心事重重。
Before the tech bubble burst, it seemed like just about every tech company was being handed money from investors willy-nilly.
在科技产业泡沫崩盘前，看起来所有技术公司都从懵懵懂懂的投资人手里拿了不少钱。
After we began talking about the specifics of the deal, the investors seemed more interested.
在我们开始讨论交易的细节后，投资者似乎更感兴趣了。
I always avoided him because he seemed cold and unapproachable.
我总是避开他，因为他看上去冷酷无情，难以接近。
His behavior seems so strange and unaccountable that it seemed to have sprung from a sudden stroke of madness.
他的行为特别奇怪，难以解释，好像是突然发疯了一样。
I am, but I checked online and it seemed the dates I want to travel are blackout dates.
是的，但是我在网上查了下，好像我想飞的那几天都是优惠限制日。
Definitely, but I think I said all the right things, and they seemed really impressed.
肯定的，不过我的表达都恰到好处，他们看上去很满意。
Yeah, it seemed like before that, TV production in general wasn't that high quality.
对啊，好像在那以前，电视节目质量并不高。
The drive seemed interminable.
这次开车好像没有尽头。
She seemed outwardly composed.
她表面上好像很镇静。
He seemed extremely agreeable.
他似乎特别招人喜欢。
The bar seemed ominously quiet.
那个酒吧似乎寂静得让人觉得不祥。
He seemed aloof and detached.
他看起来冷淡且超然。
seem to be
看来，好像
seem like
看起来像；看上去像…；好像…
seem to do
似乎做；好像
"seemed"是动词"seem"的过去式，表示"似乎、看起来"的意思，用于表达对某种现象或状态的推测性判断。根据《牛津英语词典》的释义，这个词强调基于主观感知或有限证据得出的表面印象，而非确凿事实。
在句法结构上，"seemed"作为系动词使用时，其后通常接形容词、名词短语或介词短语作表语。例如："The solution seemed effective（这个解决方案似乎有效）"，其中"effective"为形容词作表语。该用法在《剑桥英语语法》中被归类为典型系动词结构。
该词的特殊用法包括：
在语义层面，《朗文英语语法》指出"seemed"常暗含事实与表象的差异，例如："He seemed confident, but actually felt nervous（他显得自信，实则紧张）"。这种隐含的认知偏差特征使其在文学创作和心理描写中被高频使用。
“seemed”是动词“seem”的过去式和过去分词形式，表示“看起来似乎”“显得”或“让人觉得”，常用于表达某种主观感受或不确定的判断。以下是具体解释：
基本用法：描述某事物给人的表面印象或感觉，但可能不完全符合实际情况。
例：He seemed tired.（他看起来累了。）→ 观察者主观认为他累，但不确定是否真实。
隐含不确定性：暗示判断可能不准确或存在疑问。
例：The answer seemed correct, but I double-checked it.（答案似乎是对的，但我又检查了一遍。）→ 暗示答案可能有误。
接形容词/名词：
The room seemed empty.（房间显得空荡荡。）
She seemed a kind person.（她似乎是个善良的人。）
接不定式（to do）：
They seemed to know the truth.（他们似乎知道真相。）
接介词短语（like/as if）：
It seemed like a dream.（这像是一场梦。）
He seemed as if he hadn’t slept.（他看起来好像没睡觉。）
“seemed”通过主观视角传递不确定的判断，需结合上下文理解其隐含态度。
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