and similar things; et cetera
等等
(informal)to a great degree
(非正式)十分，非常；在很大程度上
they would probably worry like anything.
他们可能会担心死了。
probably
很可能
she would be in bed by now, like as not.
她现在很可能在床上了。
(archaic)probably
(古)很可能
he'll have lost a deal of blood, I dare say, and like enough he's still losing it.
他会失很多血，我敢说他现在很可能还在流血。
as — is, so is —
是这样，…也是这样
like father, like son.
有其父必有其子。
(informal)in this manner
(非正式)像这样
the votive candles are arranged like so.
供奉用的蜡烛应该这样摆。
(informal)used of someone or something regarded as a type
(非正式)像…这样的人（或物）
she didn't want to associate with the likes of me.
她不愿和我这样的人打交道。
(informal)nearer to (a specified number or description) than one previously given
(非正式)更接近（某一数字或某种描述）
he believes the figure should be more like £10 million.
他认为应该是1,000万英镑才对。
(of a person) sharing the same opinions or tastes
（人）想法（或兴趣）相同的
if it suits or pleases you
如果你喜欢（或愿意）
we could go riding if you like.
你要是愿意，我们就去骑马。
used when expressing something in a new or unusual way
换句话说，也就是说，可以说
it's a whole new branch of chemistry, a new science if you like.
这是化学的一个全新分支，甚至可以说是一门新科学。
used as an exclamation expressing affront
［表示轻蔑的感叹 句］ 竟有人会说出这种话来！亏你（他）说得出口！
(informal)used to indicate that someone has no choice in a matter
(非正式)［表示不容许某人有选择］不管怎样
you're celebrating with us, like it or not.
不管愿不愿意，你都要和我们一起庆祝。
find worrying or alarming
觉得令人担心，可怕
I don't like the look of that head injury.
我觉得头部损伤的样子挺叫人担心的。