Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Appearance"

A: Wide-eyed = con los ojos abiertos

Wide-eyed = con los ojos como platos

A: Untoward means inappropriate or inconvenient, especially if it is something that surprises you. His appearance would be untoward if he wore leather pants and a tank top to a business meeting, or if he came to work with dirty, greasy hair and ragged clothes. Something like that.

A: Outside looks/features of someone or somethings.

A: depending on context, it could mean a guest is coming or to make a first impression that's good

A: It means that things are not what they seem. Someone might look nice, but turn out to be mean. A flower may look pretty, but turn out to be poisonous.

A: I bother too much about my appearance

A: Common Expressions:

Hey, What’s up?
Wanna hang out?
That’s awesome!

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A: She will make an appearance at the dance later.

The famous actor finally made an appearance at the movie premier.

A: They are synonyms, but in literary speech it’s better to use “appearance”

A: The word “arrival” focuses on the action of arriving, the event itself. “Appearance” is focused more on the presence of the person. “No one expected her to make an appearance” because no one was expecting to see her.

A: The difference is in the form of "to scrape". So the appearance of cocaine is in the past tense, right? It's said that it's in the past because of "had". In the past, the police were doing something. This is the continuous form of the verb, which is "Verb + -ing". So the right answer would be the first one because the police were doing something in the past, while the second one doesn't fulfill that criteria.

A: Appearance usually talks about the way someone is dressed, how they carry themselves, and what emotions you sense from them.
Example: She always has a nice appearance. Her hair is always done, her clothes are always pressed, and she always seems happy.

Appearance can also mean for someone or something to make themselves seen
Example: He made an appearance at the debut of the film.

When used as a noun looks refers to the attractiveness of something
Example: He has charm and good looks.

When looks is used ad a verb it refers to seeing.
Example: He looks up to her.

A: The tree appeared to be dying.
The tree was presented as a Christmas tree.

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A: appearance 现象
shape 形式

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A: A good physical appearance makes a nice impression when I meet someone for the first time.

A: Perfectly natural! You can also say "...because his hair is blond but his beard is black"

A: I don't want to see sad appearances in my family.

A: "I think it's important to care about your physical appearance. After all, when you meet someone for the first time, their impression of you will change depending on how you look."

A: You can also say, "Can you tell where they're from by their appearance?" This way is more natural, but you are not wrong