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like (EN)
darbības vārds, lietvārds, īpašības vārds, saiklis, prievārds, daļiņa

darbības vārds “like”

infinitīvs like; viņš likes; pag. liked; pag. divd. liked; ģer. liking
  1. patikt
    I like ice cream on a hot day.
  2. izvēlēties
    She likes jogging before breakfast.
  3. simpātijas (izjūt simpātijas)
    He likes her more than she realizes.
  4. atzīmēt ar "patīk" (Facebook un līdzīgās platformās)
    Everyone liked the viral video of the dancing dog.
  5. vēlēties
    Would you like some tea?
  6. mēdz (par lietām, piemēram, "Tas mēdz notikt.")
    My old car likes to break down at the worst possible times.
  7. saderēt (piemēram, ar tehnoloģiju)
    My printer doesn't like this brand of recycled paper.

lietvārds “like”

vienskaitlis like, daudzskaitlis likes vai neizsakāms
  1. gaumes (lietas, kas patīk)
    His likes include hiking and playing the guitar.
  2. "patīk" simbols (piemēram, Facebook "patīk" poga)
    Her post got a hundred likes overnight.
  3. un tamlīdzīgi
    The store offers various gadgets, widgets, and the like.
  4. vienāds sitiens (golfā)
    She needed to play the like to stay in the game.

īpašības vārds “like”

pamata forma like, nepakāpenisks
  1. līdzīgs
    We have like interests in music and art.

saiklis “like”

like
  1. it kā
    It's like you've read my mind!

prievārds “like”

like
  1. atgādināt (piemēram, "tas atgādina...")
    His writing style is like Hemingway's.
  2. raksturīgs (piemēram, "tas ir raksturīgs viņam")
    That's just like Tim to arrive fashionably late.
  3. apmēram
    The repair costs were like a hundred dollars.
  4. līdzīgi kā
    She sings like an angel.
  5. piemēram
    Artificial intelligence is being developed by companies like Microsoft or Google.
  6. kāds (jautājot par īpašībām)
    So you met her brother? What's he like?

daļiņa “like”

like
  1. it kā (izsaka aptuvenību, nenoteiktību vai uzsvaru)
    There were, like, a thousand people at the concert.
  2. it kā (ievada tiešo vai netiešo runu)
    She was like, "Come over!" and I was like, "I can't, I'm busy."