Sound like Meaning in English
expression
ˈsaʊnd/ /ˈɫaɪk
SOWND-LYK
sˈaʊnd/ /lˈaɪk
SOWND-LYK
التعريف
To seem similar in sound or impression to something else, or to give the impression of a particular quality when spoken or described.
الاستخدام والفروق الدقيقة
Used in both literal (comparing voices, noises, music) and figurative (impressions, feelings) senses. Commonly used with 'like' + noun/phrase: 'You sound like my dad.' Casual and often used for comparisons.
Spanish: sonar comoPortuguese (BR): soar como - parecer (falando de som)Portuguese (PT): soar como - parecer (a nível de som)Chinese (Simplified): 听起来像Chinese (Traditional): 聽起來像Hindi: जैसा लगता हैArabic: يبدو مثلBengali: মত শোনানো - মত লাগা (শোনা যায়)Russian: быть похожим на (по звучанию) - звучать какJapanese: 〜のように聞こえるVietnamese: nghe như - giống như (âm thanh)Korean: 처럼 들리다Turkish: gibi gelmek (ses olarak) - gibi duymakUrdu: جیسے سنائی دیناIndonesian: terdengar seperti
جمل نموذجية
You sound like my teacher when you talk about homework.
basic
This song sounds like the one we heard yesterday.
basic
Does this animal sound like a dog to you?
basic
You sound like you’ve had a rough day.
natural
That idea really sounds like something she would say.
natural
If I say I’m fine, I probably sound like I’m lying.
natural