0 used to say you have read or been told something although you are not certain it is true -- 據…所知；看來；據說；聽說
An 80-year-old woman was badly hurt in what the police describe as an apparently motiveless attack (= an attack for no apparent reason). 一位80歲的老太太遇襲受重傷，警方稱這似乎是一次無動機襲擊。
I thought they were married but apparently not (= they are not married). 我以為他們結婚了，但實際上並不是這樣。
She looks about ten, but apparently she's 14. 她看上去差不多10歲，可實際上都14歲了。
You know I told you Alice's party was on the 13th? Well I saw her last night and apparently it's on the 14th. 你還記得我告訴過你愛麗絲的聚會在13號舉行，可是我昨晚見到她後得知實際上是14號。
Apparently he's had enough of England and is going back to Australia. 據說他在英格蘭呆夠了，要回澳大利亞。
Apparently it's going to rain today. 看來今天會下雨。
Apparently, a more thorough refurbishment was required: one that also involved the dramatic structure.
Again, we should note that the origin of these simulations apparently is not in the real life of the dreamer.
Instead, it lists some simple words that it apparently hopes young, hip readers will associate with its jeans.
The editor, apparently without a hint of irony, suggests that readers photocopy it and distribute the parts for singing.
It is the apparently homogeneous nature of the endemic populations, presumably a property of their large size, which make this analysis possible.
Nevertheless, the possibilities of sublingual routes (see next section) with their apparently decreased adverse events remain to be fully explored.
It is apparently not known who created the role in 1786.
Apparently, the strategies applied by those groups of subjects differed.
