| 주요 번역 |
| like [sb]⇒ vtr | (find personable) (사람을 친구로) | ~을 좋아하다 동(타) |
| | I like him. He seems like a good guy. |
| | 나는 그를 좋아한다. 그는 좋은 사람인 것처럼 보인다. |
| like [sb] vtr | (be romantically attracted to) (사람을 애인으로) | ~을 좋아하다 동(타) |
| | He really likes her a lot. |
| | 그는 그녀를 정말로 많이 좋아한다. |
| like [sth]⇒ vtr | (consider good) | ~을 좋아하다, 마음에 들어하다 동 |
| | I like that idea. Let's suggest it to the boss. |
| like [sth] vtr | (be fond of) | ~을 좋아하다 동(타) |
| | Do you like pizza? |
| | 피자를 좋아하니? |
like [sth],
like [sb]⇒ vtr | (desire, prefer) | ~을 원하다, 선호하다 동 |
| | You can do what you like till I get home, then we are cleaning the house. |
like doing [sth],
like to do [sth] v expr | (activity: enjoy) (취미 등) | ~을 즐기다 동 |
| | Liz likes cooking Thai food. |
| like prep | informal (in the same way as) | ~와 같은 방법으로, ~처럼 전 |
| | She talks like her brother. |
| | 그녀는 자기 오빠 (or 남동생)처럼 얘기한다. |
| like adv | US, slang (approximately, more or less) (미국, 속어) | 대략 부 |
| | He's like six feet tall. |
| | 그는 키가 대략 6피트 정도된다. |
| 추가 번역 |
| like adj | formal (the same, identical) | 같은, 동일한 |
| | This match pits two teams of like ability against one another. |
| like adj | formal (similar) | 비슷한, 유사한 |
| | Like poles repel; opposite poles attract. |
| like adj | formal (analogous, comparable) | 유사한 |
| | Writing poems, odes, and like forms requires linguistic skills and imagination. |
| like adv | UK, regional, slang (as it were) | 말하자면 |
| | But I really wanted that job, like. |
| like to do [sth] expr | US, regional (almost) | ~하다시피 하다 |
| | The poor kid like to froze. |
| | 그 불쌍한 애는 거의 얼어붙다시피 했다. |
| like n | (counterpart) | 필적하는 것 |
| | I don't think they have his like in any other firm. |
| like n | (equal) | 같은 것 |
| | He is the kindest man I know. I have never met his like. |
| like n | (social media: approval) (SNS) | 좋아요 |
| | I posted a photo and it got 60 likes. |
| the likes of [sb] npl | informal (people similar to [sb]) | ~와 비슷한 부류의 사람 |
| | My mother wouldn't let me go round with the likes of him. You'll end up in trouble if you go out with the likes of her. |
| | 우리 엄마는 내가 그와 비슷한 부류의 사람들 근처에도 못 가게 한다. 그 여자랑 비슷한 부류의 사람들과 어울리면 너도 곤경에 처할 거야. |
| like prep | (in the way that) | ~와 같은 식으로 |
| | It was hot again today, like summer should be. |
| like prep | (intensifier) | ~처럼 |
| | He ran like hell. |
| like prep | informal (such as) | ~와 같은 |
| | So you want a new challenge; like what? I visited many famous monuments on my trip to France, like the Eiffel Tower. |
| be like v expr | slang (say: expressing attitude) | 이런 식으로 말하다 |
| | He was like, "I don't want to do that". |
| like [sth]⇒ vtr | (social media: favorite) (SNS) | ~에 좋아요 버튼을 누르다 |
| 참고: Sometimes used in speech marks |
| | I wished Danny a happy birthday and he "liked" my post. |
복합형태:
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| act like vi + adv | informal (behave as if) | 마치 ~인 것처럼 행동하다 |
| | She acts like she thinks she is the queen. |
| act like vi + prep | (imitate) | 마치 ~인 것처럼 행동하다 |
| | Richard made everyone laugh by acting like a monkey. |
| and the like expr | (and similar) | 등등, 등, 따위 |
| | There are a lot of waterfowl out on the lake—mergansers, geese, coots, and the like. |
| anything like expr | (at all like) | 조금이라도 |
| 참고: Commonly used in negative sentences or questions. |
| | She doesn't look anything like her mother. |
apelike,
ape-like adj | (simian) | 유인원 같은 |
| | Bigfoot is reported to be an apelike creature. |
| as often as you like adv | informal (whenever you wish) | 당신이 원할 때 마다 |
| | Come and visit me as often as you like. |
| be built like a brick s***house v expr | vulgar, slang (person: be big and muscular) | 근육질이다 |
| be like vi + prep | (resemble) | ~을 닮다 |
| | Michael is just like his father: he loves to play tennis. |
| do what you like v expr | (do whatever you wish to do) | 원하는 대로 하다 |
| | Since you've finished your work, do what you like for the rest of the day. |
| dressed up like [sb] expr | (in costume, disguised as) | ~처럼 입은 |
| | Mandy was dressed up like a witch for Halloween. |
| feel like [sth] v expr | (want to have) | ~하고 싶다 |
| | I feel like a cup of tea. |
| | 차를 한 잔 마시고 싶다. |
feel like [sth],
feel like doing [sth] v expr | (want to do) | ~을 하고 싶다 동(타) + 형 |
| | I feel like going out for dinner tonight. |
| feel like [sth] v expr | informal (have sensation) (느낌) | ~ 같다 |
| | I feel like there are little ants running around on my skin. |
| | 내 피부 위로 작은 개미가 기어 다니는 것 같다. |
| feel like [sth] v expr | (give sensation) | ~같다 형 |
| | It's really starting to feel like spring! |
| feel like [sth] v expr | (seem likely) | ~할 것 같다 |
| | It feels like it's going to rain. |
| | 비가 올 것 같다. |
| I like it interj | (I find it appealing) | 마음에 들어요, 정말 좋아요 |
| | What a lovely dress! I like it. |
| I like you interj | (I find you appealing) | 당신이 마음에 들어요. 당신이 좋아요 |
| | I like you. You seem like such a nice person. |
| I would like expr | polite (with object: I want) | ~ 주세요 |
| | | ~ 부탁드립니다 |
| | I would like the coq au vin, please. |
| I would like expr | polite (I want) (공손한 표현) | 저는 ~을 원합니다 동(자) |
| | I would like you to be more involved in the community website. |
in a flash,
like a flash adv | (very quickly, in an instant) | 순식간에, 눈 깜짝할 사이에 |
| | Wait right there – I'll be back in a flash! |
| just like prep | informal (very similar to) | ~와 비슷한 |
| | | ~와 같은 |
| | | ~처럼 |
| | Amy has got a pair of shoes just like yours. |
| | 에이미는 네 것과 비슷한 신발 한 켤레를 가지고 있다. |
| just like prep | informal (typical of: [sb]) | ~다운 |
| | Just like Henry to be late on his own wedding day! |
| | 자기 결혼식에도 늦다니 참 헨리답다! |
| just like that adv | informal (suddenly) | 말한 그대로이다 |
| | One minute Lucy was here, then she disappeared – just like that! |
| like a man adv | (in a masculine way) | 남자답게 |
| | She walks like a man. |
| like a man adv | informal, figurative (with stoicism) | 남자답게 |
| | Ben gritted his teeth and prepared to take his punishment like a man. |
| like clockwork expr | (regularly, predictably) | 규칙적으로, 정확히 |
| | The cat shows up like clockwork every time we eat fish. |
| | Like clockwork, my phone always rings as soon as I fall asleep. |
like for like,
like-for-like adj | (equivalent) | 동등한, 대등한 |
| | | 눈에는 눈 이에는 이 |
| 참고: Hyphens are used when the term precedes a noun. |
| like hell expr | (a lot) | 죽어라, 죽도록 |
| | I hit my elbow and it hurt like hell! |
| Like hell! interj | (absolutely not) | 퍽이나 |
| like lightning adv | figurative (fast) | 번개같이, 전광석화처럼 |
| | The sprinter ran like lightning. |
| like new adv | (in excellent condition) | 새 것과 같은 |
| | Mending the shirt made it like new. |
| | A coat of paint and this room will look like new. |
| like new adj | (in excellent condition) | 새 것과 같은 |
| | I sent the watch to the makers for repairs, and now it's like new. |
| like no other adv | literary (incomparably) (문어체) | 다른 것과 견줄 수 없는 부 |
| | Pedro promised to love her like no other. |
| like no other adj | (incomparable, unique) (관용구) | 둘도 없는 |
| | This holiday offers tourists a holiday like no other. |
| like nothing else adv | (in a unique way) | 더할 나위없는 |
| | The sound of babies crying irritates me like nothing else. |
| like nothing else adj | (unique) | 더할 나위없는 |
| | The train ride through the Swiss Alps was like nothing else. |
| like so adv | (in this manner) | 이와 같이, 이렇게 |
| | You just turn the door handle like so and the door should open. |
| like that adv | (in that way) | 그런 식으로 |
| | If you do it like that, you will only hurt yourself. |
| | If you translate the sentence like that, it's going to sound funny in the target language. |
| like the wind expr | (very fast) | 바람처럼, 바람같이 |
| like this adv | (thus, like so) | 이렇게, 이런 식으로 |
| | We can't go on like this. |
| | If you do it like this, you'll get a better result. |
| like-for-like sales npl | (equivalent commercial success) | 번역할 수 없음 |
| like-minded adj | (people, organizations) | 뜻이 맞는 동 |
| | | 생각이 비슷한 형 |
| | Sometimes it's difficult to meet like-minded people when you move to a new city. |
| look like [sb/sth] vi + prep | (resemble) | ~와 닮다, ~와 비슷하다 |
| | This table looks like the one we have at home. Lucy looks like her aunt. |
| look like vi + prep | informal (appear that) | ~인 것 같다 |
| | It looks like we'll have to cancel our holiday. |
| look like [sth] vi + prep | informal (indicate) | ~처럼 보이다 |
| | It's beginning to look like rain. |
| more like adv | informal (in more accurate terms) | ~에 더 가까운 |
| | It isn't overhearing by accident, it's more like eavesdropping. |
| much like prep | (in the same way as) | ~처럼 |
| | Annabel walks much like her mother, with dainty steps. |
| much like prep | (very similar to) | ~와 아주 비슷하게 |
| | Frozen yoghurt tastes much like sorbet. |
| of like mind adj | (having similar opinions) | 마음이 맞는, 의견이 일치하는 |
| | I'm glad to know that we are of like mind on this topic. |
read [sb/sth] like a book,
know [sb/sth] like a book v expr | (understand clearly, completely) | ~을 확실히 이해하다 동(타) |
| run around like a headless chicken expr | (rush about) | 정신 없이 돌아다니다 동(자) |
| sound like [sth] vi + prep | (have same sound as) | ~처럼 들리다 동 |
| | My kids call it music, but their band sounds like noise to me. |
| sound like [sth] vi + prep | informal (would seem that) | ~처럼 들리다 동 |
| | From what you say, it sounds like he's an unpleasant person. |
taste,
taste like vi | (have as a flavour) | 맛이 나다 |
| | This tastes like chicken. |
| tell it like it is v expr | informal (be honest and direct) | 있는 그대로 말하다 |
| | Okay, I'll tell it like it is, but I don't think you'll like it. |
| very much like adj | (similar to) | ~와 아주 흡사한 형 |
| would like v expr | (polite form of want) | 원하다, 바라다 동 |
| | My husband and I would like to thank you for all your help. |