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Перевод: like
[прилагательное]
похожий; равный; подобный; одинаковый; возможный; вероятный;
[наречие]
вероятно; возможно; так; так сказать; как бы;
[конъюнкция]
как будто;
[существительное]
нечто подобное; нечто одинаковое; нечто равное; влечения ;
[предлог]
подобно; вроде; словно; наподобие; в качестве;
[глагол]
любить; хотеть; желать; нравиться; находить приятным
Тезаурус:
- It was, sitting in the pub, with Winnie, like old times again.
- It is what he stands for that they don't like.
- I would never have encouraged him like that.
- For, like Attlee before him, Churchill originally had it in mind to curb the Treasury by parcelling out the functions of economic policy-making to a team of ministers, of which the Chancellor of the Exchequer would be a member, but not an over-mighty one.
- I think that what she really wants is for words to be more like numbers.
- The Prince paused, shook his head like an animal bothered by gnats then turned with a resolute air.
- Because she and the others like her rose by their own merits, they dislike those born above them.
- He had long since retired from competitive football and like his tragic contemporary, the boxer Benny Lynch, Gallacher only had memories to live on.
- Dustin Hoffman as Hook looked more like a Regency fop than a serious kidnapper.
- The despised belletrist criticism of an earlier day could make radical judgements in an off-hand manner; those articles, for instance, with titles like "On Rereading Stendhal", which come to the conclusion that Stendhal has been much overrated.
- A. T. The worst part of the job was after passing the Sergeant's exam and waiting for twelve to thirteen years to get promoted - you'd have the Chief Constable's Orders come out and you'd see people who had passed years after you being promoted and you'd think that I'll do my thirty years like this.
- He may have known her all her life, but when the tits appeared he'd had his tongue hanging out just like all the rest.
- One person I do like is the late Angela Carter.
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