alike in Japanese
alike in Japanese is 同じような — alike means similar or resembling one another.
alike in Japanese
同じような
Having resemblance or similitude; similar; without difference.
What does "alike" mean?
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adj Similar or resembling one another.
"The two houses are so alike that visitors often knock on the wrong door."
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adv In the same way; equally, often used after a list to mean "both/all of these".
"The festival delighted young and old alike with its music and food."
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alike in a sentence
- The two houses are so alike that visitors often knock on the wrong door.
- My sisters aren't alike at all, although they grew up in the same home.
- The festival delighted young and old alike with its music and food.
- Teachers and pupils alike were sorry to see the headmaster leave.
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What is "alike" in Japanese?
"alike" in Japanese is 同じような. alike means: Similar or resembling one another.
How do you use "alike" in a sentence?
Example: "The two houses are so alike that visitors often knock on the wrong door." In Japanese, "alike" is 同じような.
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