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liked

/laɪkt/

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adjective

/laɪkt/A2formal
  • ruПрошедшее время и причастие прошедшего времени от глагола 'like'; используется для описания чего-то, что было сочтено приятным или привлекательным.

The past tense and past participle of 'like'; used to describe something that was found pleasant or agreeable.

  1. Found pleasant or attractiveA2formal

    Regarded with affection or approval; popular or favored by others.

    ruЛюбимый

    • She was a well-liked teacher among the students.
    • The new policy was not liked by the employees.
    • He is one of the most liked figures in the community.

    Synonymsadmiredappreciatedbelovedcherishedesteemedfavoredpopularpreferred

    Antonymsdespiseddetesteddislikedhatedunpopular

Forms
  • more liked comparative form
  • most liked superlative form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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verb

like/laɪk/A1formal
  • ruГлагол, используемый для выражения того, что что-то кажется приятным, привлекательным или удовлетворительным; также может функционировать как предлог.

A verb used to express finding something agreeable, enjoyable, or satisfactory; it may also function as a preposition.

  1. To find agreeableA1formal

    To have a positive feeling towards someone or something.

    ruНравиться

    • She likes listening to music in the evenings.
    • Do you like chocolate cake?
    • I like my new neighbors because they are friendly.

    Synonymsadoreappreciatecare forenjoyfancyloverelishsavor

    Antonymsabhordetestdislikehateloathe

  2. To enjoy or preferA1formal

    To take pleasure in or prefer an activity or thing.

    ruНравиться

    • He likes playing football with his friends.
    • They like walking in the park during weekends.
    • She likes reading novels more than watching movies.

    Synonymsadoreappreciatecare forenjoyfancylovepreferrelishsavor

    Antonymsabhordespisedetestdislikehateloatheresent

  3. To want or desireA1informal

    To express a wish or desire for something.

    ruХотеть

    • I would like a cup of coffee.
    • She likes to travel to exotic places.
    • He likes to have a quiet evening at home.

    Synonymscravedesirefancywantwish

    Antonymsabhordetestdislikehateloathe

Forms
  • liked past participle
  • liked past simple
  • liking present participle
  • likes third person singular
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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Vocabulary data from the Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset (CC BY 4.0), https://huggingface.co/datasets/Fristail27/vocab-bloom-hub-en

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