El se cuida de mi
To say, "It looks' in Spanish takes 3 syllables. In English, when you're expressing disgust, the shorter, the more impactful. So it is in Spanish. So rather than say, "It looks," a Spanish speaker would simply say, "EW! How ugly!" And they would say it, ¡Ay! ¡Que feo/a! (depending on whether the thing/person/etc. is masculine or feminine).
Se ve apetecible.
Él se ve feliz.
Muy guapo.Very good-looking.
you say qiunquenta y dos That looks more Italian than Spanish. The Spanish is 'cincuenta y dos' (pronounced 'theenquentah ee thos' in Spanish Spanish, 'seenquentah ee thos' in Latin American Spanish)
Parece una chica muy
La senora tiene semblante elegante
axidente is not a spanish word. But it looks like accidente, which means accident.
Tu cara se parece a un perro.
Su cara se parece a un burro.
Those words are not in Spanish. It looks like it is an attempt by someone who does not speak English to say or write "How much is it?" "How much is it?" in Spanish is "¿Cuánto es?"
You can say "El suelo se ve bien" in Spanish to express that the floor looks good. Alternatively, you could say "El piso se ve bien," depending on whether you are referring to the floor in a general sense or a specific type of flooring. Both phrases convey the same meaning.