like查询结果如下:


词性:preposition
例句2. the figure landed like a cat’
例句3. physical decay extends across whole areas of cities like Birmingham, Glasgow, and Leeds’
例句4. Richard sounded mean and spiteful, which isn’t like him’
词性:verb
例句1. I rather like Colonel Maitland’
例句2. Maisie likes veal’

名词 变体/同根词
动词 变体/同根词
"Don’t talk to him like that, he doesn’t want it, " he flashed.
“别跟他说那样的话,他不要听。”他连珠炮似地说道。
属类:综合句库--
"Don’t talk like a fool, " I said. "Besides, what happened to me is supposed to be funny. I never think about it. "
“别说傻话了,”我说。“而且,对我自己的遭遇,我总是一笑置之,我从来不去想它。”
属类:综合句库--
"She looks like a tramp, " said Tonder.
“她样子象个流浪者,”托德说。
属类:综合句库--
"What do they thump on it like that for? " cried Nanon. "Do they want to break our door down? "
“哪有这样敲法的!”拿侬说,“难道想砸破大门吗?”
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"You reckon folks really act like that? " Bigger asked, full of the sense of a life he had never seen.
“你合计人们真这样干事情吗?”别格问,对一种他从未见过的生活很有感触。
属类:综合句库--
’You will like Rome, ’ he said, with absolute certitude.
“你会喜欢罗马的。”他十分确定地说道。
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"My friend, " he said with thick utterance. "How can you, how dare you, carry on a trade like this? "
“朋友”,他用不清晰的声调说,“你怎么能,怎么敢干这种买卖呢?”
属类:综合句库--
"I don’t think it’s fair to laugh at an old song like this, " said Edward.
“我认为拿这样的古老歌曲开玩笑是不体面的。”爱德华说。
属类:综合句库--
Eleanor had grown more conservative and didn’t like seeing Hicky slopping around in masculine pants and old sweater.
埃莉诺变得更加保守,不喜欢看见希姬穿着男式裤子和旧毛衣到处跑。
属类:综合句库--
The panes glowed like plates of heated metal.
玻璃窗闪闪发光,像加热了的金属片。
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Then Phoenix was like an old woman begging a dignified forgiveness for waking up frightened in the night.
此时,菲尼克斯就象一位老妇人因半夜惊醒感到恐惧而恳求体面的宽恕一样。
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In a way, it was like a school with small classes where students received personal attention they could not have gained elsewhere.
从某种意义上说,它有点象一所分小班上课的学校,学生可以在这儿接受在别处无法得到的个别辅导。
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Open a window, it’s like an oven in here!
打开窗户。这儿热得像火炉!
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Then I would like to bring in some new people.
到那时,我自会任用一些新人。
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The second, which is flat and square and written upon, will stand by you through life, like a good staff for the road.
第二件是平的,四方形的,上面还写着字,它会做你终身的助手,象走路时的一根好手仗。
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Over the years, this group has become like a sovereign power at Ford unto itself.
多年后,这批人却成了福特公司的一股独立势力。
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A rowdy kid like that is just the kind that parents dote on.
父母所宠爱的正是这种调皮捣蛋的孩子。
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A variable number of nuclear bodies, described as micronucleoli-like bodies, were observed.
还观察到有数目不等的核子体,叫做微核仁状子体。
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There are five or six others of all ages and sexes, like wraiths following her around.
还有另外五、六个不同年龄和性别的人象幽灵似的围着她转。
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When I get home I like to collapse on the sofa and listen to music.
回到家时,我喜欢倒在沙发上听音乐。
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Geneen did not like to see final proposals until he had identified the direction in which he wanted to move.
吉宁在确定他要行动的方向之前,不喜欢看到结论性的建议。
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A man must renounce piety altogether, if he does not at least wish to die like a Christian.
假如一个人一点都不想象基督教徒那样死去,那他就必定抛弃一切虔信了。
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The assistant who served her did not like the way she was dressed.
接待她的店员不喜欢她那样的装束。
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She looked all forgiveness and gentleness, like an angel, as she spoke.
她讲话的时候,显得那么仁慈、那么温柔,好像天使一般。
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She caught sight of Shelton, and bending her neck, stag-like, stood looking at him; a brilliant smile parted her lips.
她一看见谢尔顿,就象雄鹿似的伸着脖子,站在那儿对他瞧呀瞧的;嘴唇绽出了一丝粲然的笑容。
属类:综合句库--
The fair boy stopped and jerked his stockings with an automatic gesture that made the jungle seem for a moment like the Home Counties.
金发少年停住脚,自自然然地紧紧袜子。他这动作一时间让人觉得这孩子好象是在老家一样。
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Carlo was much more like her mother in character, as well as looks, while Mark was always very much more like his father.
卡罗尔在性格和长相上都更象妈妈,而马克更象爸爸。
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As the carriage drove in, Eva seemed like a bird ready to burst from a cage, with the wild eagerness of her delight.
马车进了院子之后,伊娃欣喜若狂,急不可待,就像一只小鸟,渴望飞出牢笼一样。
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Nothing could ever alter these facts; they were always there, like her name, her age, her plain face.
没有什么东西能变更这些事实,它们将永远留在那儿,就象她的姓名,她的年龄与她平庸的容貌一样永远改不了,抹不掉。
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Stop talking like this or get out.
免了这种话吧,要不就滚出去。
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adjective
1.(of a person or thing) having similar qualities or characteristics to another person or thing.
‘I responded in _like_ manner’
‘the grouping of children of _like_ ability together’
2.(of a portrait or other image) having a faithful resemblance to the original.
‘‘Who painted the dog’s picture? It’s very _like_ .’’
‘Who painted the dog’s picture? It -- it’s very _like_ .’
adverb
1.In the manner of.
‘ _like_ as a ship with dreadful storm long tossed’
2.Used in speech as a meaningless filler or to signify the speaker’s uncertainty about an expression just used.
‘there was this funny smell—sort of dusty _like_ ’
‘I just - you know, I just kind of _like_ mind my own business.’
3.Used to convey a person’s reported attitude or feelings in the form of direct speech (whether or not representing an actual quotation)
‘so she comes into the room and she’s _like_ ‘Where is everybody?’’
‘She’s got her Nativity play coming up, and she’s _like_ , ’Mummy, I’m going to sing on the stage _like_ you.’’
conjunction
1.As though; as if.
‘I felt _like_ I’d been kicked by a camel’
‘It’s one little date, it’s not _like_ I’m going to marry the girl.’
2.In the same way that; as.
‘people who change countries _like_ they change clothes’
‘Because it is a more traditional style of dancing, we never expected it to take off _like_ it has.’
noun
1.(in the context of social media) an indication of approval of or support for someone or something, expressed by means of a particular icon or link.
‘pages that rank well are likely to receive high numbers of _likes_ because they are highly visible in the search engines’
‘It kind of takes the spirit away from Facebook that you can post anything you want and there’s transparency in the number of _likes_ for a certain question.’
2.A thing or things of the same kind (often used to express surprise or for emphasis)
‘did you ever hear the _like_ ?’
‘a church interior the _like_ of which he had never seen before’
3.The things one likes or prefers.
‘a wide variety of _likes_ , dislikes, tastes, and income levels’
‘The newspaper tries to cater to their _likes_ and dislikes.’
4.Used with reference to a person or thing of the same kind as another.
‘the quotations could be arranged to put _like_ with _like_ ’
‘I know him—him and his _like_ ’
preposition
1.Having the same characteristics or qualities as; similar to.
‘he used to have a car _like_ mine’
‘they were _like_ brothers’
2.In a way appropriate to.
‘students were angry at being treated _like_ children’
‘We feel annoyed about being treated _like_ little boys by the planning officers.’
3.In the manner of; in the same way or to the same degree as.
‘he was screaming _like_ a banshee’
‘When they rang early on Sunday morning and broke the news to my Mum she howled _like_ a banshee which woke me up.’
4.Such as one might expect from; characteristic of.
‘just _like_ you to put a damper on people’s enjoyment’
‘Where is my son? It’s not _like_ him to be late.’
5.Such as; for example.
‘the cautionary vision of works _like_ Animal Farm and 1984’
‘When a young player has high qualities some club _like_ Rangers will want to buy him.’
6.Used in questions to ask about the characteristics or nature of someone or something.
‘what is it _like_ to be a tuna fisherman?’
‘what’s she _like_ ?’
7.Used to draw attention to the nature of an action or event.
‘I apologize for coming over unannounced _like_ this’
‘why are you talking about me _like_ that?’
verb
1.(in the context of social media) indicate one’s approval of or support for (someone or something) by means of a particular icon or link.
‘more than 15,000 Facebook users had _liked_ his page by Monday morning’
‘In the four days, 68,000 people have engaged with that video: 55,000 have ″ _liked_ ″ it, and another 13,000 or so have taken the time to post a comment a direct message to Roger.’
2.Choose to have (something); prefer.
‘how do you _like_ your coffee?’
‘I _like_ my steak medium rare, but my burgers need to be cooked.’
3.Feel about or regard (something)
‘how would you _like_ it if it happened to you?’
‘Now just think about that, how would you _like_ it if your daughter went out with someone you went to high school with?’
4.Feel reluctant to do something.
‘I don’t _like_ leaving her on her own too long’
‘My mom was the kind of person who could always tell when something was wrong, but didn’t _like_ to intrude or ask a lot of questions.’
5.Find agreeable, enjoyable, or satisfactory.
‘all his classmates _liked_ him’
‘people who don’t _like_ reading books’
6.Used as a polite formula.
‘we would _like_ to apologize for the late running of this service’
‘We would _like_ to apologise to Mr Murphy for any distress that this failure has caused.’
7.Wish for; want.
‘would you _like_ a cup of coffee?’
‘I’d _like_ to hire a car’
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