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Bokep
- preposition
- having the same characteristics or qualities as; similar to:"they were like brothers" · "she looked nothing like Audrey Hepburn" · "there were other suits like mine in the shop"Similar:similar tothe same asidentical toOpposite:
- in the manner of; in the same way or to the same degree as:"he was screaming like a banshee" · "you must run like the wind"Similar:in the same way asin the manner ofin the same manner asin the same way thatin a similar way toafter the fashion ofalong/on the lines oftantamount toOpposite:
- in a way appropriate to:"students were angry at being treated like children"Similar:characteristic oftypical ofin character withOpposite:
- such as one might expect from; characteristic of:"just like you to put a damper on people's enjoyment"Similar:characteristic oftypical ofin character withOpposite:
- 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?"
- 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?"
conjunction- in the same way that; as:"people who change countries like they change clothes"
- as though; as if:"I felt like I'd been kicked by a camel"
nounlike (noun) · likes (plural noun) · the like (noun)- 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"
adjectivelike (adjective)- (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"Similar:much the samemore or less the samenot unlike
- (of a portrait or other image) having a faithful resemblance to the original:"“Who painted the dog's picture? It's very like.”"
adverblike (adverb)- informalused in speech as a meaningless filler or to signify the speaker's uncertainty about an expression just used:"I was, like, so hyped up I couldn't go to sleep"
- informalused 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?”"
- archaic(like as/to)in the manner of:"like as a ship with dreadful storm long tossed"
OriginOld English lic: partly shortened from ylike, in the same sense, and partly from Old Norse líkr.verblike (verb) · likes (third person present) · liked (past tense) · liked (past participle) · liking (present participle)- find agreeable, enjoyable, or satisfactory:"people who don't like reading books" · "I like to be the center of attention" · "I like all Angela Carter's stories"Similar:be fond ofbe attached tohave a fondness forhave a liking forhave regard forthink well oflook on with favorhold in esteembe attracted tofind attractivebe keen onbe taken withhave a taste forhave a preference forhave a weakness forbe partial todelight infind/take pleasure infind agreeablederive pleasure frombe pleased byhave a penchant forhave a passion forderive satisfaction fromfind enjoyablelap uprevel in
- (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"
- wish for; want:"would you like a cup of coffee?" · "I'd like to rent a car" · "I'd like you to stay" · "we would like for you to work for us"
- (would like to do something)used as a polite formula:"we would like to apologize for the late running of this service"
- (not like doing/to do something)feel reluctant to do something:"I don't like leaving her on her own too long"Similar:have a taste forhave a preference forhave a liking forhave a weakness forbe partial todelight infind/take pleasure inbe keen onfind agreeablederive pleasure frombe pleased byhave a penchant forhave a passion forderive satisfaction fromfind enjoyablelap uprevel in
- choose to have (something); prefer:"how do you like your coffee?"
- feel about or regard (something):"how would you like it if it happened to you?"
noun(likes)like (noun) · likes (plural noun)- the things one likes or prefers:"a wide variety of likes, dislikes, tastes, and income levels"
- (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"
OriginOld English līcian ‘be pleasing’, of Germanic origin; related to Dutch lijken. Explore further
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