英语释义

1. to feel attraction toward or take pleasure in enjoy
likes baseball

2. to feel toward regard
how would you like a change

3. to wish to have want
would like a drink

4. to do well in
this plant likes dry soil my car does not like cold weather

5. 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)
[Brittany] Bunker then thanked the 477,000 people who had liked her post for their support …
— Natalie Cornish How he picked out this seemingly random user and went ahead and liked the tweet is really surprising …
— Zach Pereles

6. to be suitable or agreeable to
I like onions but they don't like me

7. to feel inclined choose, prefer
leave any time you like

8. approve

9. liking, preference

10. something that one likes

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

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

13. closely resembling the subject or original
the portrait is very like

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

15. having the characteristics of similar to
his house is like a barn it's like when we were kids

16. typical of
was like him to do that

17. comparable to approximating
costs something like fifty cents

18. in the manner of similarly to
acts like a fool

19. as though there would be
looks like rain

20. such as
a subject like physics

21. one that is similar counterpart, equal
have … never seen the like before
— Sir Winston Churchill

22. kind sense 1a —usually used with a preceding possessive
put him and his like to some job
— J. R. R. Tolkien

23. one of many that are similar to each other —used chiefly in proverbial expressions
like breeds like

24. et cetera

25. such people as such things as
reads the likes of Austen and Browning

26. such a one as and perhaps others similar to —usually used with disparaging overtones
have no use for the likes of you

27. the kind or sort of
a fantastic celebration the likes of which had never been seen before
— Joseph Heller

28. equally

29. likely, probably
you'll try it, some day, like enough
— Mark Twain

30. to some extent rather, altogether
saunter over nonchalantly like
— Walter Karig

31. nearly, approximately
the actual interest is more like 18 percent —used interjectionally in informal speech with expressions of measurement
it was, like, five feet longgoes there every day, like

32. probably

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

34. in the same way that as
they raven down scenery like children do sweetmeats
— John Keats

35. in the way or manner that
the violin sounds like an old masterpiece should did it like you told me

36. such as
a bag like a doctor carries when your car has trouble — like when it won't start —used interjectionally in informal speech
often stays up late, until like three in the morning

37. came near was near
so loud I like to fell out of bed
— Helen Eustis

38. resembling or characteristic of
bell-like ladylike

39. to enjoy (something) to get pleasure from (something)

40. to regard (something) in a favorable way

41. to feel affection for (someone) to enjoy being with (someone)

42. having the same or similar qualities

43. similar to (something or someone)

44. typical of (someone)

45. comparable to or close to (something)

46. the way it would be if

47. the way someone would do if

48. the same as

49. similar to or resembling

50. like that or those of

51. enjoy sense 1
My family likes games.

52. to feel toward regard
How do you like this snow?

53. choose sense 3, prefer
The children did as they liked.

54. liking, preference
His likes and dislikes are different from hers.

55. similar, alike
The twins are very like.

56. similar or similarly to
They act like fools.

57. typical of
It is just like them to forget.

58. likely to
It looks like rain.

59. such as
Choose a color like red.

60. close to
The temperature reached something like 100 degrees.

61. equal entry 3, counterpart
We never saw their like before.

62. as if sense 1
It looks like it might rain.

63. in the same way that as
My sister sounds just like I do.

64. such as
She often forgets like she did yesterday.

65. resembling or characteristic of
doglike a balloon-like figure

片语

And The Like Gourds还有像葫芦

and d the like等等

eavesdroppers and the like窃听者及其同类

Notes And The Like唱片名

and the like &brvbar等等；依次类推

Gangster And The Like宵小

Owl And The Like鸱枭

and the like detail以及诸如此类

CHIPWOOD AND THE LIKE主要进口商品英文

英汉例句

• his teams of researchers use data from household surveys, election results and the like to give statistical substance to some broad assertions.

  他的研究团队使用了来自家庭调查、选举结果以及类似来源的数据，为一些宽泛的论点加入了统计学的内容。

• this is ideal for testing and the like because it introduces no confusion over what the corresponding rdf model is.

  这对于测试及类似情况很理想，因为它不会引入有关「相应的rdf模型是什么」这样的任何混淆。

• tools that show the location of memory leaks, overruns, and the like can solve memory management problems, and i find memwatch and yamd helpful.

  能显示内存泄漏、溢出等等的位置的工具可以解决内存管理问题，我发现memwatch和yamd 很有帮助。

• the antique/junk store is closed by the time i get out of work, and doctor’s appointments and the like are becoming a hassle instead of a leisure.

  当我下班的时候古玩店/旧货铺也关门了，与医生的会面等等也成了件麻烦事，而不是像以前那样像去打发时间了。

• although names of friends, expletives, and the like may be legal according to the other rules, they do absolutely nothing to improve the readability of your programs.

  尽管根据上面的规则，你可以使用一些朋友的名字，感叹词或者类似的命名，这些对提高你程序的可读性毫无帮助。

• clothes and the like are provided free.

  衣服等等的都是免费提供的。

• another fear is that the use of upp and the like will give trustbusters too much leeway to block mergers that might benefit consumers.

  另一种顾虑是使用upp及类似方法可能给了反托拉斯者太多空间去阻碍本可能造福消费者的合并。

相似词

want需要；缺少

相反词

different不同的；个别的，与众不同的

dissimilar不同的

diverse不同的，相异的；多种多样的，形形色色的

unlike不像，和……不同；与……不同，与……相反；非……的特征，不是……的特点