Словарь синонимов английского языка - like

(adj) , (adv) 1. similar (to), akin (to), allied (to), parallel (to or with), comparable (to or with), equivalent (to), equal (to), identical (to), cognate (with), analogous (to), corresponding (to), correspondent (to), close (to), homologous (to or with), of a piece (with), (much) the same (as), along the same lines (as), not unlike: We hold like opinions. Her opinions are like mine. Her pies are like dhe ones my mother used to bake. Problems like this give me a headache. Opposite charges attract, like charges repel. 2. in the mood for, disposed to: Do you feel like a walk in the park? He felt like going with me. -(adv) 3. as if, as though: He ran like mad. -(prep) 4. similar to, identical to or with: Her daughter looks like her. He makes her feel like a perfect fool. 5. in the same way as, in the manner of, similarly to: Sometimes she acts like a maniac. The jacket fits him like a glove. He laughed like a drain. He treats his mother like a child. 6. such as, for example, for instance, e.g., that is (to say), i.e., in other words, namely, to wit, viz.: Mistletoe grows on various trees, like oaks and birches. -(n) 7. match, equal, peer, fellow, opposite number, counterpart, twin: It is doubtful that we shall see his like again. 8. came or cimilar kind or sort or ilk or type or kidney or breed or mould or cast or strain: The book deals with music, literature, theatre, painting, and the like. (v) 1. be fond of, approve of, appreciate, be partial to, have a fondness or liking for, have a weakness for, take to, delight in, take pleasure in, derive or get pleasure from, delight in, find agreeable or congenial, feel attracted to, be or feel favourably impressed by, relish, love, adore, adulate, Colloq take a shine to, Slang go for, dig, get a kick out of, US get off on, groove on, get a bang or a charge out of: She likes a day at the seaside. He likes chocolate ice-cream. I think she likes me. 2. Usually, would or should like. prefer, want, wish, ask: I would like you to try to get to work on time in future. I'd like a drink. -(n) 3. Usually, likes. preference, partiality, predilection, liking: We all have our different likes and dislikes.