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like

/laɪk/

like in

likepreposition

Definitions

Used to indicate similarity or comparison.

She sings like a professional singer.

Similar to.

I'm not like other girls.

Typical of.

It's not like Mark to be so rude.

likeverb

liked

Past Simple

liked

Past Participle

liking

ing-form

Definitions

To find something enjoyable or satisfactory.

I like going to the beach during the summer.

To show approval or support for something on social media by clicking a button.

She liked my photo on Instagram.

Enjoy or love.

Kids like videogames.

Synonyms

delight in

Antonyms

likeconjunction

/laɪk/

Definitions

Used to introduce a comparison or similarity between two things.

She sings like an angel.

In the same way as.

Just like you said: I got fired.

As if.

Why are you acting like we are enemies?

Something similar to something else.

It's going to be a social media the likes of which have never been seen before.

likenoun

likes

/laɪk/

Definitions

A preference or fondness for something.

She has a strong like for classical music.

An instance of indicating approval or enjoyment of something, especially on social media.

The post received over a hundred likes within an hour.

Synonyms

likeadjective

liker

Comp.

likest

Super.

/laɪk/

Definitions

Having similar qualities or characteristics.

The two sisters have like interests in music and art.

Resembling or similar to something.

The texture of the fabric is like silk.

Synonyms