The phrase "built like something" is used to describe someone's body shape by comparing it to an object, animal, or exaggerated form (e.g., "built like a fridge"). The structure uses "built" to refer to body composition and frame, followed by a comparison for emphasis. It is informal and often used humorously or insultingly to comment on proportions, size, or appearance.

What does "built like something" mean in slang?

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Definicja i znaczenie słowa „built like something ” po angielsku

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