關於Similar的意思和用法的提問

A: it is a word used for say how two or more things are alike, for example, a phone and a table are alike so they are SIMILAR.

A: It means "close enough", such that the difference isn't much of a problem.

A: If two things are similar, they have features that are the same

A: When something resembles something else so closely that it makes you scared or uncomfortable.

A: "Cats are similar to tigers."

"You're similar to your dad."

"Those siblings look similar to each other."

A: You look similar to your parents!
Oh... Something similar happened to me.
Dogs are similar to wolves

A: All streets are similar.
The teo brothers are so similar.

A: His behavior is similar to mine. The two dogs are similar in appearance. The two sisters have very similar personalities. Those birds have very similar beak shapes.

A: My view is similar to yours

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A: They are essentially the same but "like" is more common and casual but when writing an essay or speaking formally similarly is better to use

A: In which condition we use like and similar?

A: No difference except that you'd add a "to" after "similar".

This car is like my old car.

This car is similar to my old car.

A: Similar = 似る
Look like = （ように）見える
Basically, 'similar' in English implies qualities of character.
Looks like is based on appearance that you can see.

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A: Susceptible, propensity, given to, inkling for,

A: it's very good👏🏽

A: For me I would say it like this "We're both quite similar"

A: Similar to

A: Nowadays is similar to present time