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to like
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好む, 好き
to feel that someone or something is good, enjoyable, or interesting
Transitive: to like sb/sth
1.1
いいねする, 好む
to show support for or interest in a post shared on social media, a blog, etc. by tapping a specific button
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好きになる, 望む
to express one's desire or want for something
2.1
好む, 望む
to wish for or want something, especially used with would or should as a polite formula
2.2
好きです, 好む
to prefer something or to prefer something done in a certain way
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好む, 合う
to be suitable or agreeable to someone or something
like
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ように, のように
used to indicate that something or someone shares the same qualities or features to another
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のように, のような
used in a question asking for a description of someone or something
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のように, 例えば
used to provide an example
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のような, みたいな
used to indicate a typical characteristic or quality of someone or something
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のように, のような
used to indicate the manner or way of doing something
Like
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いいね, ライク
something by which a person can show their interest in or approval of a post shared on social media, a blog, etc. by tapping a specific button
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種類, タイプ
a kind of person
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種類, タイプ
a similar kind
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好み, 興味
a set of things one enjoys or has a tendency for
like
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似ている, 同様の
identical or nearly the same in appearance, characteristics, etc.
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等しい, 似たような
equal in amount or value
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似ている, 同様の
having the same or similar characteristics
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類似の, 同様の
conforming in every respect
like
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used as a filler word or hesitation marker
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なんていうか, みたいな
used as a filler in conversation, often to add emphasis, provide examples, or express approximation
like
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のように, みたいに
used to introduce a comparison or analogy between two things, indicating similarity or resemblance
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まるで, ように
as if, used to describe the way something is done
like
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dislike
v
dislike
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liked
adj
liked
adj
liking
n
liking
n
例
What kind of music do you like?
They have never liked horror movies.
I like the idea of living in a big city.
He doesn't like the feeling of being rushed.
Despite everything I did for him, I don't think he likes me.
