to all appearances

According to the way things appear or how one sees things; as is apparent to observation. To all appearances, Daren seemed a very happy, outgoing fellow, so his nervous breakdown took many people by surprise. The giant corporation was, to all appearances, doing quite well, but just last week it filed for bankruptcy.

to (or by) all appearances

as far as can be seen.

1991 Eric Lax Woody Allen To all appearances, theirs was a unique case of sibling amity.

to all apˈpearances

if something/somebody is judged only by what you can see: The house was, to all appearances, empty.

词组	to all appearances
释义	to all appearances to all appearances According to the way things appear or how one sees things; as is apparent to observation. To all appearances, Daren seemed a very happy, outgoing fellow, so his nervous breakdown took many people by surprise. The giant corporation was, to all appearances, doing quite well, but just last week it filed for bankruptcy. See also: all, appearance Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. to (or by) all appearances as far as can be seen. 1991 Eric Lax Woody Allen To all appearances, theirs was a unique case of sibling amity. See also: all, appearance Farlex Partner Idioms Dictionary to all apˈpearances if something/somebody is judged only by what you can see: The house was, to all appearances, empty. See also: all, appearance Farlex Partner Idioms Dictionary See also: by all appearances things are looking up being a ton of (people or things) that's (just) how it goes that's (just) the way it goes that's (just) the way it is that's (just) the way it plays That's the way it goes the way it plays
随便看	have one foot in the grave have one foot on a banana peel have one for the worms have (one) in fits have (one) in (for something) have (one) in stitches have one in the oven have (one) on a short leash have (one) on the run have (one) on toast have (one) over a barrel have one over (the) eight have (one) rolling in the aisles have (one's)/a beady eye on (someone or something) have (one's) act together have (one's)/an eye out for (someone or something) have (one's) ass in a sling have (one's) back against the wall have (one's) back to the wall have (one's) back up have (one's) beady eye on (someone or something) have (one's) (best) interests at heart have (one's) brain on a leash have (one's) bread buttered on both sides have (one's) cake and eat it (too)