apparent
US
UK apparent adj: (obvious)
SC 显然的 xiǎn rán de
TC 顯然的
TC 顯然的
SC 明显的 xiǎn rán de ，míng xiǎn de
TC 明顯的
TC 明顯的
As time went on, it became apparent that Darla was not actually pregnant.
随着时间的推移，很明显达拉并没有真的怀孕。
apparent adj: (that seems to be)
SC 表面上的 biǎo miàn shàng de
SC 貌似的 biǎo miàn shàng de ，mào sì de
The apparent winner in the election is Mr. Flynn; however, the official results will be announced tomorrow.
在选举中，表面上的赢家是弗林先生；但官方结果将于明天公布。
heir apparent n: (inheritance: first in line) (司法)
SC 第一继承人，当然继承人
Prince Charles is heir apparent to the British throne.
heir apparent n: figurative (role: likely successor) (身份等)
SC 当然继承人
SC 法定继承人 fǎ dìng jì chéng rén
After Ms. Collings' resignation, Mr. Rubin was considered her heir apparent.
make [sth] apparent v expr: (show, clarify)
SC 明确 míng què
TC 明確
TC 明確
SC 阐明 míng què，chǎn míng
TC 闡明
TC 闡明
The new study made it apparent that we need to focus more on preventing eating disorders.
self-apparent adj: (evident by itself)
SC 自明的