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Meaning oflikein English

like

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Past Tenseliked
Participle Verbliking
Third Person Singularlikes

Definitions

Noun
1. something a person has affection for
  I have many likes, including music and movies.
2. an expression of favor or agreement online
  I really like her latest post.
3. something comparable to a given individual or thing
  The likes of him are rare these days.
4. a move that balances the count of shots between competitors
  In tennis, I won on a decisive like.
Verb
1. find agreeable, take pleasure in
  I really like pizza.
2. to find agreeable
  I really like pizza.
3. to be fond of, find enjoyment in, or favor
  I really like pizza.
4. to habitually favor and engage in an action
  I often like going for morning runs.
5. to resemble or appear in a particular way
  The flowers like they've been watered.
6. to approach closely; to barely evade; to just manage to avoid
  The cat narrowly escaped being caught by its tail.
7. to be fond of; to favor; to experience gentle affection toward
  I like cats.
8. to equate; to pair
  I like apples.
9. to express admiration for, or agreement with, an online posting through voting
  I really like this video.
10. to wish for
  I'd like a cup of coffee, please.
11. to find agreement or correspondence
  I like apples.
Adjective
1. resembling
  I like the new movie we watched last night.
2. having a high chance
  The likelihood of rain today is quite like.
Adverb
1. probable
  He will likely pass the exam.
2. in a comparable way
  I like walking in the rain.
Preposition
1. resembling
  The cat looks like its mother.
2. similar to
  The cat's fur is like velvet.
3. similar
  The book is about the same size as I like.
4. similar to
  I dress like my father.
5. in the manner of
  I like apples.
6. as though
  I like how she decorates her home.
Conjunction
1. in the manner
  I like apples.
2. similar to
  She walks like she's on a runway.
Interjection
1. an expression emphasizing agreement
  Like I said earlier.