大家好，請教一下
在https://www.vocabulary.com/dictionary/boost看到這樣的解釋
boost v. n.
Sometimes words appear that really don't have any clear origins. "Boost" is one
of those words, but it's a fun word, and it's thought that maybe it has some
connection to "boose", a Scots dialect word that carries the idea of a push.
想問的是這句：Sometimes words appear that really don't have any clear origins.
裡頭的that要怎麼解讀呢？
看到appear的用法有：
appear to do sth
it appears that
there appears to be
appear to have done sth
what appears to be
但是這句的that後面並不是引領一個名詞子句，所以我就不曉得該如何解讀了。
請教一下，謝謝！
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感謝J大！
原來這裡的appear不是「似乎」，而是「出現」的意思，
且語句順序為了又方便理解而調動位置。
依我目前的程度，如果這要靠自己想，大概想破頭也想不出來吧QQ
※ 編輯: scju (36.226.131.45), 01/27/2017 13:56:12
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