resembled

英 [rɪˈzembld]

美 [rɪˈzembld]

v.  看起来像; 显得像; 像
resemble的过去分词和过去式

柯林斯词典

• VERB 类似;与…相似;与…相像
  If one thing or personresemblesanother, they are similar to each other.
  1. Some of the commercially produced venison resembles beef in flavour...
     有些商业化养殖的鹿肉味道和牛肉很相似。
  2. She so resembles her mother.
     她很像她母亲。

双语例句

• The lobby of Tbilisi'smain hotel resembled a United Nations conference.
  第比利斯最大的旅馆的大厅简直成了联合国的会议厅。
• She resembled her mother physically, though not mentally.
  她形体上很像她的妈妈，然而思想上并不如此。
• In their devotion to their employer they probably most closely resembled the seminary students that Whyte had in mind.
  他们对雇主的信仰可能最像whyte脑中的那些神学院毕业生。
• The first recognised'breed'probably resembled a swift, lanky greyhound, developed for its speed in hunting.
  首先被认可的“品种”可能跑的很快，过分瘦长的灵狮，在寻找食物时锻炼了它们的速度。
• He described his book not as an autobiography but as a story about a life that resembled his own.
  他表示，自己的书不是自传，而是与自己类似的一个人的人生故事。
• The two brothers resembled each other physically, but were as different in their natures as chalk and cheese.
  这兄弟二人外貌相像，但性格截然不同。
• He loved music and would pound spoons or forks on any surface that faintly resembled a drum.
  他热爱音乐，会用调羹或叉子在任何稍有点像鼓的物面上敲敲打打。
• That experience in no way resembled the Olympics week of Greene and Jones.
  然而此种体验与格林和琼斯两人的奥林匹克周却迥然不同。
• She would never get anything that more closely resembled what she wanted.
  她永远不会得到任何更加遂她心愿的东西了。
• The ancients thought that gold resembled the sun, so they represented this chemical element with a solar symbol.
  古代人认为黄金与太阳想象，所以他们用太阳符号来代表这种化学元素。