30.3.4. gy. A1C2 (példák)

like preposition /laɪk/ 1 hasonló vmihez/vkihez, olyan mint

She's very much like her mother.

Is Japanese food anything like Chinese?

I've got a sweater just like that.

Her hair was so soft it was like silk.

Phrasal verbs:

fit in with sth /fɪt/ 1 összeillik vmivel (hozzáillő)

It's a very nice sofa but it doesn't fit in with the rest of the room.

Phrases and idioms:

a fine/thin line egy vékony vonal (választja el) (kis különbség)

There's a thin line between courage and foolishness.

along the lines of sth vminek a vonalai mentén (hasonlóan vmihez)

He gave a talk along the lines of the one he gave in Oxford.

bear a/little/no, etc. resemblance to sth/sb hasonlít/kicsit hasonlít/nem hasonlít vmihez/vkihez

He bears a resemblance to someone I used to know.

The city bears little resemblance to how it was 100 years ago.

bear a/no resemblance/relation, etc. to sb/sth hasonlít/nem hasonlít vkire/vmire (főleg kinézetre)

He bears a striking resemblance to his father.

have sth in common közös vonása van (vkivel/vmivel)

Sue and I don't have much in common.

in common with sb/sth hasonlóan vkihez/vmihez

In common with many working mothers, she feels guilty about leaving her children.

in the same way ugyanúgy, hasonlóképpen

In the same way, there are many citizens who feel unprotected by the police.

something of a sth valamiféle, némiféle (olyasmi, de nem egészen az)

It came as something of a surprise.

He has a reputation as something of a troublemaker.