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1. 似乎 (shì hū) - "seem, appear"
2. 好像 (hǎo xiàng) - "seem, appear"
3. 看起来 (kàn qǐ lái) - "look, appear"
4. 似乎是 (shì hū shì) - "seem to be"
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看来 (kàn lái) is used to express that something looks likely or probable. It is often used to express a conclusion or opinion based on what has been observed.
For example, you could say:
"看来 (kàn lái) 他们很忙,他们不能参加聚会。" (It looks like they are very busy, they can't attend the party.)
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看来 (kàn lái) is used to express that something appears to be true based on the current evidence. It is used to express a conclusion that is drawn from the current situation. For example, if you are talking about the weather and it is cloudy outside, you could say "看来今天会下雨 (kàn lái jīn tiān huì xià yǔ) - It looks like it will rain today".
In contrast, other phrases such as 好像 (hǎo xiàng) or 似乎 (shì hū) can be used to express a similar idea, but they are used to express a feeling or opinion rather than a conclusion. For example, you could say "好像今天会下雨 (hǎo xiàng jīn tiān huì xià yǔ) - It feels like it will rain today".
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