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🔑likelike1 /laɪk / verb (not used in the -ing forms不用 -ing 形式) - [transitive] to find someone or something pleasant; to enjoy someone or something喜欢；喜爱◆He's nice. I like him a lot.他人很好。我很喜欢他。◆Do you like their new house?你喜欢他们的新房子吗？◆I like my coffee with milk.我喜欢喝加牛奶的咖啡。◆I like playing tennis./I like to play tennis.我喜欢打网球。◆She didn't like it when I shouted at her.她不喜欢我对她大声嚷嚷。 OPP dislike
- [intransitive, transitive] to want something想要◆Do what you like. I don't care.你想干什么就干什么，我不在乎。◆I didn't like to disturb you while you were studying.我不想在你学习的时候打扰你。
- [intransitive, transitive] used with would as a polite way to say what you want or to ask what someone wants（与 would 连用，表示“想要”或询问某人想要什么，是礼貌说法）◆We'd like some more cake, please.请给我们再拿些蛋糕来。◆Would you like to come to lunch on Sunday?你星期天想来吃午饭吗？◆I'd like to speak to the manager.我想和经理说话。◆I'd like for us to be friends.我希望我们成为朋友。
 ●like the look / looks / sound of sb / sthto have a good impression of someone or something after seeing or hearing about him / her / it觉得…看起来（或听起来）不错➨ THESAURUS 同义词辨析likelove ◇ be fond of ◇ be crazy about sth ◇ adoreThese words all mean to find something pleasant, attractive, or satisfactory, or to enjoy something.以上词均表示喜欢、喜爱。liketo find something pleasant, attractive, or satisfactory; to enjoy something喜欢；喜爱Do you like their new house?你喜欢他们的新房子吗？Which shirt do you like the best?你最喜欢哪件衬衫？I like to see them enjoying themselves.我就愿意看着他们玩得高兴。He didn't like it when I shouted at him.他不喜欢我对他大声嚷嚷。loveto like or enjoy something very much非常喜欢；喜爱I love this place.我很喜欢这个地方。My dad loves going to baseball games.我爸爸喜欢去看棒球赛。He loved the way she smiled.他喜欢她微笑的样子。I love it when you bring me presents!你给我带来礼物我很开心！be fond of sth(somewhat formal) to like or enjoy something, especially something you have liked or enjoyed for a long time喜爱，喜欢（尤指长期喜爱的事物）We were fond of the house and didn't want to leave.我们喜欢上了这座房子，不想搬走。be crazy about sth(informal) to like or enjoy something喜欢；酷爱Rick is crazy about football.里克酷爱足球。She's not crazy about being told what to do.她不喜欢别人对她发号施令。adore(informal) to like or enjoy something very much非常喜欢；热爱He adores working with children.他热爱参与儿童工作。PATTERNS 句型to like / love / be fond of / be crazy about / adore doing sthto like / love to do sthto like / love sth very muchI like / love / adore it here / there / when…to like / love / adore the way sb does sthto really like / love / adore sb / sthto be really fond of / crazy about sth
🔑likelike2 /laɪk / preposition , conjunction - similar to someone or something像；和…相似◆He looks like his father.他长得像他父亲。◆Their car is exactly like ours.他们的汽车和我们的一模一样。◆With a coat of paint it will look like new.涂上一层漆，它看上去就会像新的一样。 OPP unlike
- used to show what is usual or typical for someone符合（某人）的特征；是（某人）的一贯作风◆It was just like him to be late.他就是那样，爱迟到。 OPP unlike
- in the same way or manner as someone or something像…一样◆Stop behaving like kids.别像个孩子似的。◆That's not right. Do it like this.那样不对。这么做。◆She can't draw like her sister can.她画画没有她妹妹好。
- for example例如；比如◆They enjoy most team games, like soccer and baseball.他们喜欢大多数团队运动，如足球和棒球。 SYN such as
- (informal) as if好像；如同◆She acts like she's the boss.她俨然一副老板的架势。◆I felt like I was going to die.我当时感觉自己像是要死了。
●like crazy (informal) very much, fast, hard, etc.非常多（或快、努力等）◆We had to pedal like crazy to get up the hill.我们不得不拼命蹬车上坡。●what is…like?used to ask someone to give you a description of someone or something…是什么样的？◆Tell me more about your country. What's it like?再跟我说说你的国家，它是什么样子的？◆What's the weather like at that time of year?一年中那个时间的天气怎么样？
likelike3 /laɪk / noun - likes [plural] the things that you like喜好；爱好◆After 20 years of friendship, she knows all his likes and dislikes.由于有 20 年的友情，她对他的好恶了如指掌。
- [singular] a person or thing that is similar to someone or something else相似的人（或事物）◆to compare like with like 把相似的东西进行比较◆pollution from farms, factories, and the like 由农场、工厂等诸如此类造成的污染
likelike4 /laɪk / adverb (informal) used to fill a pause while the speaker is thinking of what to say next, or before an example（停顿时或举例时用）◆It was, like, really scary, you know?那事，嗯…怎么说呢，很可怕，你懂吗？●be like… (informal) (not used in the -ing forms不用 -ing 形式) used to tell what someone said or thought（用以陈述某人的话或想法）…说，…认为◆I asked Paul if he could help us and he was like, forget it.我问保罗能否帮帮我们，可他却说，不可能。 HELP Many people do not approve of this use of like. However, it is common in informal spoken English.很多人不赞同 like 的这一用法。然而，这在非正式口语中很常见。 |