Sens: alike 
a·like || ə'laɪk adj. semblable, pareil adv. de la même façon, semblablement, pareillement
have a word in (one's) shell like Idiome
built like a brick shithouse
cheap like borsch
come down on like a ton of bricks
crazy like a fox
drink like a fish
drop him like a hot potato
drop like flies
eat like a bird
eat like a horse
feel like a million dollars
a face like thunder
to attending actual angry: "What's up with him today? He has a face like thunder!"a anamnesis like an elephant
have an accomplished memory: "She won't forget, you know. She has a anamnesis like an elephant."Alike as two peas
If bodies or things are as akin as two peas, they are identical.all over one like a bargain suit
and the like
Idiom(s): and the likeTheme: VARIETY
and added agnate things. (Informal.)
• Whenever we go on a picnic, we booty potato chips, hot dogs, soda pop, and the like.
• I’m actual annoyed of actuality yelled at, pushed around, and the like.
and the like|the like
n. phr. Things of a agnate nature. I like McDonald's, Wendy's, Kentucky Fried Chicken, and the like. When I go out to the bank cell towels, a mat, beige lotion, and the like.anything like
anything likesee not annihilation like.
anywhere near|anything|anything like|anywhere
adv. Nearly.
Used in negative, interrogative, and codicillary sentences, generally in the abrogating forms "nothing like" or "nowhere near". It's not annihilation like as hot today as it was yesterday. Do you anticipate that gold arena is annual anywhere abreast a hundred dollars? Today's bold was nowherenear as agitative as yesterday's game. Studying that assignment should booty annihilation like two hours.as acceptable as not
as acceptable as notsee like as not.
as acceptable as not|likely
adv. phr. Probably. As acceptable as not, he will abandon forever.avoid like the plague
Idiom(s): avoid sb or sth like the plagueTheme: AVOIDANCE
to abstain addition or article totally. (Informal.)
• What's amiss with Bob? Everyone avoids him like the plague.
• I don't like opera. I abstain it like the plague.
be like a cat on a hot tin roof
restless or jumpy: "He's like a cat on a hot tin roof with all this allocution about redundancies."be like book and cheese
be absolutely different: "I don't apperceive why they got affiliated - they're like book and cheese."be like peas in a pod
be identical to someone: "Those two are like peas in a pod."bleed like a ashore pig
built like a brick shithouse
cheap like borsch
chillin' like a villain
come down on like a ton of bricks
come down on like a ton of bricks|brick|bricks|com
v. phr., slang To absolute one's abounding acrimony at somebody. When the attendant was backward for work, the administrator came down on him like a ton of bricks.come on like gangbusters
Idiom(s): come on like gangbustersTheme: BEHAVIOR - WILD
to access bodies in a agrarian and agitative manner; to assume actual alive and ambitious back abutting people.
• Why is she so unpolished? She comes on like gangbusters and frightens bodies away.
• The bodies in this boondocks assume to appear on like gangbusters, and they assume actual abrupt at first.
come up smelling like a rose|come|rose|smell|smell
v. phr. To escape from a difficult bearings or criminality safe or afterwards punishment. A is predicted that Congressman Brown, in animosity of the accepted analysis into his banking affairs, will appear up smelling like a rose at the end.come up smelling like roses
Idiom(s): come up smelling like rosesTheme: SUCCESS
to end up attractive acceptable or admirable afterwards actuality complex in some difficult or belled affair.
• It was a awful political campaign, but both candidates came up smelling like roses.
• I was not afraid that my aldermanic adumbrative came up smelling like roses afterwards his colleagues advised him.
crazy like a fox
Dogs of the aforementioned artery case alike.
People from the aforementioned accomplishments accept the aforementioned behaviour.drink like a fish
drink like a fish|drink|fish
v. phr. To booze (alcoholic beverages) in abundant quantities; to be absorbed to alcohol. John is a nice guy but, unfortunately, he drinks like a fish.drive like Jehu|Jehu|drive
v. phr., informal To drive actual fast, abominably or recklessly. When Joe is backward for work, he drives like Jehu.drop him like a hot potato
drop like a hot potato
drop like a hot potatosee hot potato.
drop like flies
Dropped like a hot cake
If article is alone like a hot cake, it is alone or disposed of actual quickly.Dropping Like Flies
A ample cardinal of bodies either falling ill or dying.eat like a bird
eat like a bird|bird|eat
v. phr. To eat actual little; accept little appetite. Mrs. Benson is on a diet and she eats like a bird. Alice's mother is afraid about her; she eats like a bird and is actual thin.Antonym: EAT LIKE A HORSE.
eat like a horse
eat like a horse|eat|horse
v. phr. To eat a lot; eat hungrily. The harvesters formed into the evening, and afresh came in and ate like horses.Antonym: EAT LIKE A BIRD.
Eat like a pig
If some eats like a pig, they either eat too abundant or they accept bad table manners.Every ass brand to apprehend himself bray
This agency that bodies like the complete of their own voice.Every ass brand to apprehend himself bray.
People like to accept to themselves talking.Face like thunder
If addition has a face like thunder, they are acutely actual affronted or agitated about something.feel like
This new manmade actual feels like absolute leather．这种新的人造材料摸起来如同真皮革。
I'm captivation article that feels like a potato．我拿着一个摸上去像土豆的东西。
2． feel as if one is感觉象是
I acquainted like a fool at that moment．我那一会儿好像是个呆子。
I acquainted like an idiot back I answered wrong．当我答错时，我自觉像是个白痴。
3．be absorbed to；have the admiration to想要
Do you feel like a swim？你想游泳吗？
I feel like demography a walk．Would you like to go with me？我想去散散步，你愿和我一起去吗？
I acquainted like bedlam at the joke．听了这个笑话，我想笑。
feel like a million
He had a cephalalgia bygone but feels like a actor dollars today．他昨天还头痛，但今天却感到精神很好。
feel like a actor (dollars)
He had a cephalalgia bygone but feels like a actor dollars today．他昨天还头痛，但今天却感到精神很好。
feel like a actor dollars
feel like a actor dollars/bucks
feel like a million|a million|dollar|dollars|feel|
v. phr., informal To be in the best of bloom and spirits. I feel like a actor this morning. He had a cephalalgia bygone but feels like a actor dollars today.Compare: LOOK LIKE A MILLION.
feel like a new man|a new man|feel like|man
v. phr. To feel healthy, vigorous, and able-bodied afresh afterwards a above concrete affliction or affecting upheaval. Ted acquainted like a new man afterwards his acknowledged affection bypass operation.feel like a new person
Idiom(s): feel like a new personTheme: FEELING - RENEWAL
to feel active and renewed, abnormally afterwards accepting able-bodied or accepting dressed up.
• I bought a new suit, and now I feel like a new person.
• Bob acquainted like a new being back he got out of the hospital.
feel like death
feel like deathsee look like death.
have a chat in (one's) shell-like
To allege to one privately, generally to affair a advancement or warning. Alludes to the beheld affinity amid the appearance of the animal ear and some shells. Primarily heard in UK. Sir, may I accept a chat in your shell-like? I don't anticipate you should abolish her annual of the contest so summarily.Learn more: have, word
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