like如何读

英:[laɪk]

美:[laɪk]

like英汉释义

v.(动词)
  1. vt. 喜欢,喜爱 be fond of;have a taste for;find satisfactory or agreeable
  2. vt. 想要 want, wish, prefer
adj.(形容词)
  1. 相似的,相同的 having some or all of the qualities or features of;similar
n.(名词)
  1. [S]相类似的人或事物 person or thing that is like another
  2. [C]喜爱的东西 thing one like very much

like是什么意思

prep. (介词)
  1. 如,像
  2. 例如,诸如,比如
  3. 想要
  4. 好像是
  5. 与相称的
  6. 像要
  7. 像…才会
  8. 相似,类似
  9. 像…一样,宛如,犹如
  10. …怎么样
  11. 符合…的特点
  12. 和…一样
conj. (连词)
  1. 好像,如同,像…一样
  2. 仿佛,似乎
adv. (副词)
  1. 可能,大概
  2. 多半
  3. <旧>一样地
  4. 好像,像,如
adj. (形容词)
  1. 类似的,想像的,相似的
  2. 有相同性质的,相同的,同样的,相等的
  3. <旧><方>可能(发生)的
  4. 相同的
  5. 就要
v. (动词)
  1. 喜欢,喜爱,爱好
  2. 想,希望,想要,要
  3. 适合于
  4. 愿意
  5. <口>使…感到惬意;合…的口味;适合…的肠胃
  6. <废>比较;比喻
n. (名词)
  1. 爱好,喜好
  2. 同样的人
  3. 象...这样的人
  4. 诸如此类
  5. 类型,种类
  6. 类似的人或物

like变形

复数:likes

第三人称单数:likes

现在分词:liking

过去式:liked

过去分词:liked

like词根

词根:like

adj.

likely 很可能的;合适的;有希望的

likable 可爱的

likeable 令人喜爱的,可爱的(等于likable)

adv.

likewise 同样地;也

likely 很可能;或许

n.

likelihood 可能性,可能

liking 嗜好,爱好

likeness 相似,相像;样子,肖像;照片,画像;相似物

like英英释义

verb

transitive verb

to feel attraction toward or take pleasure in : enjoy

likes baseball

to feel toward : regard

how would you like a change

to wish to have : want

would like a drink

to do well in my car does not like cold weather

this plant likes dry soil

to electronically register one's approval of (something, such as an online post or comment) for others to see (as by clicking on an icon designed for that purpose) How he picked out this seemingly random user and went ahead and liked the tweet is really surprising …—Zach Pereles

[Brittany] Bunker then thanked the 477,000 people who had liked her post for their support …—Natalie Cornish

chiefly dialectal to be suitable or agreeable to

I like onions but they don't like me

intransitive verb

to feel inclined : choose, prefer

leave any time you like

dialect approve

noun (1)

liking, preference

something that one likes

the act or an instance of liking (see like entry 1 sense 4) an online comment, post, etc.

Her post got thousands of likes.

adjective

the same or nearly the same (as in appearance, character, or quantity)—formerly used with as, unto, ofit behoved him to be made like unto his brethren—Hebrews 2:17 (King James Version)

suits of like design

chiefly British closely resembling the subject or original

the portrait is very like

likely

the importance of statistics as the one discipline like to give accuracy of mind—H. J. Laski

preposition

having the characteristics of : similar to it's like when we were kids

his house is like a barn

typical of

was like him to do that

comparable to : approximating

costs something like fifty cents

in the manner of : similarly to

acts like a fool

as though there would be

looks like rain

such as

a subject like physics

—used to form intensive or ironic phraseslike fun he didlaughed like anything

fought like hell

noun (2)

one that is similar : counterpart, equal

have … never seen the like before—Sir Winston Churchill

kind sense 1a—usually used with a preceding possessive

put him and his like to some job—J. R. R. Tolkien

one of many that are similar to each other—used chiefly in proverbial expressions

like breeds like

adverb

archaic equally

likely, probably

you'll try it, some day, like enough—Mark Twain

to some extent : rather, altogether

saunter over nonchalantly like—Walter Karig

—used interjectionally in informal speech often to emphasize a word or phrase (as in "He was, like, gorgeous") or for an apologetic, vague, or unassertive effect (as in "I need to, like, borrow some money")

nearly, approximately—used interjectionally in informal speech with expressions of measurementit was, like, five feet longgoes there every day, like

the actual interest is more like 18 percent

conjunction

as if

middle-aged men who looked like they might be out for their one night of the year—Norman Mailer

—used in intensive phraseshurts like crazy

drove like mad

in the same way that : as

they raven down scenery like children do sweetmeats—John Keats

in the way or manner that did it like you told me

the violin sounds like an old masterpiece should

—used interjectionally in informal speech often with the verb be to introduce a quotation, paraphrase, or thought expressed by or imputed to the subject of the verb, or with it's to report a generally held opinionit's like, "Who cares what he thinks?"

so I'm like, "Give me a break"

such as when your car has trouble—like when it won't start—used interjectionally in informal speechoften stays up late, until like three in the morning

a bag like a doctor carries

auxiliary verb

came near : was near

so loud I like to fell out of bed—Helen Eustis

adjective combining form

resembling or characteristic of ladylike

bell-like

auxiliary verb

came near : was near

so loud I like to fell out of bed—Helen Eustis

adjective combining form

resembling or characteristic of ladylike

bell-like

like词组

look like看起来像…

feel like想要;感到好似

something like有点像;大约;差不多

if you like如果你愿意;如果你喜欢的话

nothing like没有什么能比得上;一点也不象

anything like多少有点像

like as[方言]如同,正如 

like a dream毫不费力地;轻而易举地;完美地

like anything[口]拼命地;非常猛地;全力地;象什么似的

such like像这类的 

like to do喜欢做某事(特指某一次)

like crazy拼命地;[口]发疯似的

like what举个例子吧;比如说

like mad[口]疯狂地;猛然地;极度地

like it or not不管你喜欢不喜欢

like hell拼命地

likes and dislikes好恶;喜欢与厌恶

make like[美俚]模仿;扮演

or the like诸如此类

like nothing on earth世间罕有的,◎世上罕见的,奇怪得很的,◎难看极了;糟透了;难过极了 

like区别

 parallel, uniform, identical, comparable, like, alike, similar

这组词都有“相似的,类似的”的意思,其区别是:

parallel主要指在外表或在性质上相似到有可以相提并论的程度。

uniform指在性质、数量、形态或程度等方面相似到很难看出差异的地步。

identical语气最强,可指同一个人或物,也可指数个人或物之间完全没有差别。

comparable指在某一点或几点上有相似之处,可作有限或粗略的对比,尤指在价值或能力等方面可相提并论。

like普通用词,含义广泛,指多个或全部特性都相似,但并非同一个,也可指在某个特殊的偶然相似。

alike指事物在性质、特征或外貌上固有的而不是偶然的相似。普通用词,只作表语。

similar强调不同的人或事物之间完全或部分相似,暗示可暂不考虑或无视其差异之处。

以上来源于网络

 as, like

as同一关系,两者实为一体 Don't treat me as a child. (In fact, I'm a child.)

like相似关系,但并不等同,

以上来源于网络

 love, fancy, enjoy, prefer, like, adore

这组词都有“喜欢、喜爱”的意思,其区别是:

love不但表示强烈的喜欢,而且含依恋之情,因此多用于能激起深厚情感的人或物。

fancy指喜爱投合自己心意、嗜好或欲望等的人或物。

enjoy指对能提供感观或智力上满足或快乐的东西表示欣赏或喜爱。

prefer指有选择性或偏向性的喜欢。

like最常用词,往往只表不太强烈的兴趣或关注,不带强烈的感情,除非另加修饰语。

adore非正式用词,口语体。指非常喜爱,带强烈的感情色彩。

以上来源于网络

like词源中文解释

"有相同的特征或品质" (与其他), 约1200年, lik , 是 y-lik 的缩写, 源自古英语 gelic "像,相似", 源自原始日耳曼语言中的 *(ga)leika- "具有相同形式", 字面意思为 "具有相应的身体" (还源自古萨克森语 gilik , 荷兰语 gelijk , 德语 gleich , 哥特语 galeiks "平等, 相似").

这是 *ga- "一起" 与日耳曼语根 *lik- "身体,形式; 像,同样"的复合词 (还源自古英语 lic "身体,尸体", 参见 lich ). 在词源上类似于拉丁语 conform . 现代形式(而不是 *lich )可能来自于古英语这个单词的挪威同源词的北部后裔,即 glikr .

曾用 comparative liker 和 superlative likest (在17世纪仍在使用). 介词 (约1200年) 和副词(c. 1300)都源自形容词. 作为连词, 首次于16世纪早期出现,缩写自 like as , like unto . 口语中的 like to "几乎, 接近" ("我险些笑死了") 为17世纪,缩写自 was like to / had like to "接近,有可能". 1863年始于美国英语的 to feel like "想要, 有兴致" . 如 like father, like son 所示的谚语模式记录于1540年代.

意为 "像" ("《詹姆斯与爱丽丝的城镇》"), 于1886年被证实使用. 这个单词自1778年被用作推迟补充语气词 ( "going really fast, like" ); 从1950年起作为一种前提强调语气词 ( "going, like, really fast" ), 最初出现于反文化俚语和爵士说唱中.短语 more like it "更接近于所期望的" 源于1888年.

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like词源英文解释

Verb and Noun (1) Middle English, from Old English līcian; akin to Old English gelīc alike Adjective Middle English, alteration of ilich, from Old English gelīc like, alike, from ge-, associative prefix + līc body; akin to Old High German gilīh like, alike, Lithuanian lygus like — more at co-

The first known use of like was before the 12th century

like儿童词典英英释义

link1 of 2verb

to join by or as if by a link

link2 of 2noun

a connecting structure: as

a single ring of a chain

cuff link

bond entry 1 sense 2b

an intermediate rod or piece for transmitting force or motion

something resembling a link of chain: as

a piece of sausage in a series of connected pieces

a connecting element or factor

found a link between smoking and cancer

hyperlink

link1 of 2verb

to join by or as if by a link

link2 of 2noun

a connecting structure: as

a single ring of a chain

cuff link

bond entry 1 sense 2b

an intermediate rod or piece for transmitting force or motion

something resembling a link of chain: as

a piece of sausage in a series of connected pieces

a connecting element or factor

found a link between smoking and cancer

hyperlink

line1 of 3noun

a long thin cord

a fishing line

a cord, wire, or tape used in measuring and leveling

a pipe for carrying a fluid water line steam line

gas line

a wire or set of wires carrying electricity telegraph lines a telephone line

a power line

a row of words, letters, numbers, or symbols that are written, printed, or displayed (as on a page or TV screen)also: space for such a line

a structural unit of something written (as a poem or a computer program)

a short letter : note

drop me a line

plural the words of a part in a play

forgot her lines

something (as a ridge, seam, or wrinkle) that is long and narrow

the direction followed by something in motion

the line of flight of a bullet

the boundary or limit of a place or lot property line

town line

the difference known or pointed out

the fine line between love and hate

the track of a railway

a state of agreement

the red one is more in line with what I had in mind

a course of behavior or thinkingespecially: an official or public position

the party line

what one does or is interested in

is medicine your line?

smooth or interesting talk that is often insincere

family sense 2

descended from a royal line

the position of military forces facing the enemy our first line of defense

on the front and behind the lines

an arrangement of persons or things in a series

waiting in line

goods for sale of one general kind

a line of clothing

a system of transportation or the route over which it travels a steamship line military supply lines

a bus line

a long narrow mark (as one made by a pencil)

one of the horizontal lines on a music staff

the football players whose positions are along the line of scrimmage

a group of three players who play together as a unit in hockey

a geometric element that is formed by a moving point and that has length but no width or thicknessespecially: such an element that is straight

outline entry 1 sense 1, contour

a ship's lines

a general plan

a story along these lines

line2 of 3verb

to mark with a line or lines

to place or form a line along

to form a line : form into lines

to hit a line drive

line3 of 3verb

to cover the inner surface of tapestries lined the walls

line a box with paper

line1 of 3noun

a long thin cord

a fishing line

a cord, wire, or tape used in measuring and leveling

a pipe for carrying a fluid water line steam line

gas line

a wire or set of wires carrying electricity telegraph lines a telephone line

a power line

a row of words, letters, numbers, or symbols that are written, printed, or displayed (as on a page or TV screen)also: space for such a line

a structural unit of something written (as a poem or a computer program)

a short letter : note

drop me a line

plural the words of a part in a play

forgot her lines

something (as a ridge, seam, or wrinkle) that is long and narrow

the direction followed by something in motion

the line of flight of a bullet

the boundary or limit of a place or lot property line

town line

the difference known or pointed out

the fine line between love and hate

the track of a railway

a state of agreement

the red one is more in line with what I had in mind

a course of behavior or thinkingespecially: an official or public position

the party line

what one does or is interested in

is medicine your line?

smooth or interesting talk that is often insincere

family sense 2

descended from a royal line

the position of military forces facing the enemy our first line of defense

on the front and behind the lines

an arrangement of persons or things in a series

waiting in line

goods for sale of one general kind

a line of clothing

a system of transportation or the route over which it travels a steamship line military supply lines

a bus line

a long narrow mark (as one made by a pencil)

one of the horizontal lines on a music staff

the football players whose positions are along the line of scrimmage

a group of three players who play together as a unit in hockey

a geometric element that is formed by a moving point and that has length but no width or thicknessespecially: such an element that is straight

outline entry 1 sense 1, contour

a ship's lines

a general plan

a story along these lines

line2 of 3verb

to mark with a line or lines

to place or form a line along

to form a line : form into lines

to hit a line drive

line3 of 3verb

to cover the inner surface of tapestries lined the walls

line a box with paper

limitationnoun

the act or an instance of limiting

the quality or state of being limited

something that limits

limit1 of 2noun

a boundary line

within the city limits

a point beyond which a person or thing cannot go

limit2 of 2verb

to set limits to : keep within limits management reserves the right to limit quantities an adjective limits the meaning of a noun

limit expenses

likely1 of 2adjective

very possibly going to happen

it's likely to start raining any time

seeming to be the truth : believable

a likely story

giving hope of turning out well : promising a likely looking customer

a likely spot for a picnic

likely2 of 2adverb

without great doubt : probably

the first loaves of bread people made were likely hard and flat

like1 of 9verb

to have a liking for : enjoy

likes baseball

to feel toward : regard

how do you like this weather?

to wish to have : want

would like a drink

to feel inclined : choose

you can leave any time you like

to indicate approval of (as an online post) for others to see (as by clicking on an icon designed for that purpose)

like2 of 9noun

liking, preference

my likes and dislikes

an instance of liking an online post

like3 of 9adjective

being the same or very nearly the same suits of like design

two like magnetic poles

like4 of 9preposition

similar to

the house looks like a barn

typical of

it would be just like you to do that

similarly to blow it up like a balloon

acting like a fool

likely to

looks like rain

such as

a subject like physics

like5 of 9noun

equal entry 2 sense 1also: kind entry 1 sense 1a I'd keep him and his like away

may never see its like again

like6 of 9adverb

likely entry 2, probably

like as not the cat's under the porch

in some amount : somewhat, seemingly

it moves stiff like

close to : within a little : nearer

the rate is more like 18 percent

like7 of 9conjunction

as if pedaling like mad

the plane looked like it would crash

in the same way that : as does it look like it used to?

you sound just like I do

like8 of 9helping verb

came near : was near

I like to have died laughing

-like9 of 9adjective combining form

resembling or characteristic of ladylike

bell-like

like 例句

1 It was like somebody sprinkling pepper on his wound: Thousands of Biafrans were dead, and this man wanted to know if there was anything new about one dead white man.

2 Now, I saw the damp lying on the bare hedges and spare grass, like a coarser sort of spiders’ webs; hanging itself from twig to twig and blade to blade.

3 He doesn’t see how my skin is crumbling off me like it’s old and dead, revealing something glowing and wonderful underneath.

4 The knife sliced the water, and grew, and kept rising, until it was a great wall, a jagged cliff, a triangle of what looked like stone above her head.

5 On each side of the fill was a great expanse of water like lakes—water full of things living and dead.

6 “You’re acting like some farmer who thinks I’m trying to buy his soul. It’s just a little blood so I can keep tabs on you. It’s like collateral.”

7 It’s like those horror movies where the person about to be mauled to death could have saved herself if she’d taken only one more step but she stops to be polite or something.

8 “I don’t want you to see me like this,” she said, trying to roll on her.

9 “I’m a bit hungry. Are you hungry at all? Would you like to have something to eat?”

10 It looks like she's simply tightening it against the chill, but I can see she's really shifting it so it covers the Star of David on her coat.

11 It felt like this was happening for the first time.

12 When they sat on the couch Momma and Dad quit talking like nobody was around and got real careful about what they said.

13 I can start setting tables or sweeping from any part of the room I feel like; none of that left-to-right, top-to-bottom stuff here.

14 It is easy for you to see, no doubt, hearing the story like this, conveniently arranged and narrated.

15 Suddenly the whole gravestone-cutter thing doesn’t seem like such a plus.

16 I like sunbathing, which makes me tan.

我喜欢做日光浴, 让我的皮肤成小麦色.

17 As Louie prepared to start Torrance High, he was looking less like an impish kid and more like a dangerous young man.

18 Probably because not enough people cared, like Grandma said.

19 “I haven’t been back to the Rock Creek area since it happened, but I’m going straight there after I leave Miles City tomorrow. I feel like I need to.”

20 “I knew you’d like it.”There was a moment of silence as she began stitching me back together.

like 同义词

4 相似之物

likeness similitude

5 譬如

say for example

8 有…特点的

-ish

9 中意

favorite dig fancy

11 我说

say

19 诸如

to name but a few

21 不是为…之类的人准备的

not for the likes of

24 和…一样

as

34 相似的人

match double twin likeness

36 同样的事

same as much

40 有些

a wee bit

42

will list

43 诸如此类的

such such as

44 如同

as en

46

why er

47 相像的

similar

50 点赞

vote up

51 宛如

quasi counterfeit

53 也就是说

sc. that is to say

55 与…相称

become

56 以…的方式

As

57 有…特性的

-itious

59 像…似

-like

60 类似的人

analogue another

63 诸如此类

such such as and all that

70 相等之物

equivalent

74 也一样

likewise so

77 同样的人

same

78 倾向于

-le tend trend give incline

81 差不多

near

82 类似的事物

another

84 同辈

fellow tribe

87 差点儿

nearly

92 觉得

feel sense esteem

93 有点儿

quite trifle in a manner

like 短语相关

zombie-like something like this is more like it go down like a lead balloon feels like crap like hell like wildfire story-like sink like a stone as like as not

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