Sound like meaning in English
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Definition
(He) sounds like (he needs to take a break): It appears or seems like (he needs a break)
(She) sounds like (an American!): (From her accent), it seems that (she is an American!)
Examples
- "That doesn't sound like something I'd say."
- "Sounds like you've really done your homework here Sue."
- "A drink or two sounds like a great idea."
- "Sounds like quite a trip."
- "It sounds like you've got some company!"
- "Joan : Sounds like my kind of place."
- "Philip : Yeah, it sounds like... Jingle bells."
- "Vanessa : I see... That sounds like a security risk."
- "Lucie : Hmm. Sounds like you have a motive too, Edward!"
- "Moira : It sounds like you're really doing some good work for the world, Susan."
- "Dr. Loblaw : Sounds like a party!"
- "Bruno : You sound like you're at an airport."
- "Susie : That sounds like a porn website... and it's really disturbing."
- "Bethany : Well Mr. Warbuckle, it sounds like you've got quite a situation on your hands."
- "Bruno : That sounds like a perfect solution to me."
- "It sounds like my husband is doing it again."
- "Brent : Sounds like my ideal holiday, Candy."
- "Icarus : Wow Edward, that sounds like a hit!"
- "It was a good start, but now it sounds like you're reading from a script."
- "That doesn't sound like Icarus."
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