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UK//saʊndz laɪk//US//saʊndz laɪk//

Meaning of Sounds like

Used to indicate that something resembles a sound.

In simple words: a phrase used to describe how a word sounds.

Sounds like in a sentence

  • That song really sounds like a classic hit.
  • His voice sounds like an angel singing.
  • This smell sounds like fresh baked cookies.

How to use Sounds like

Use in conversations to compare sounds; appropriate in casual and some formal contexts, but avoid in highly technical discussions.

Grammar pattern

sounds like + noun/phrase

Memory hint

Remember it sounds like ‘sound’s like’ — when describing how something is pronounced.

Related words

Collocations with Sounds like

  • sounds like a dream
  • sounds like trouble
  • sounds like fun

Synonyms for Sounds like

  • resembles
  • appears like
  • sounds similar to

Opposites of Sounds like

  • looks like
  • feels like
  • smells like

Common mistakes with Sounds like

  • Using 'sound like' instead of 'sounds like'
  • Confusing with 'sounds as' which is incorrect
  • Not using it correctly with nouns or phrases

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Frequently asked questions about Sounds like

What does Sounds like mean?

a phrase used to describe how a word sounds.

What is the definition of Sounds like?

Used to indicate that something resembles a sound.

How do you use Sounds like in a sentence?

That song really sounds like a classic hit.

Can you give another example of Sounds like?

His voice sounds like an angel singing.

What are synonyms for Sounds like?

Common alternatives include resembles, appears like, sounds similar to.

What is the opposite of Sounds like?

Opposite meanings include looks like, feels like, smells like.

What words go with Sounds like?

It commonly pairs with sounds like a dream, sounds like trouble, sounds like fun.

What are common mistakes when using Sounds like?

Using 'sound like' instead of 'sounds like' Confusing with 'sounds as' which is incorrect Not using it correctly with nouns or phrases

How do you pronounce Sounds like?

US: //saʊndz laɪk//, UK: //saʊndz laɪk//. Listen to the audio above to hear native pronunciation.

When should I use Sounds like?

Use in conversations to compare sounds; appropriate in casual and some formal contexts, but avoid in highly technical discussions.