look like

1 of 1verb

/ˈlʊk ˈlaɪk/

Forms:looks like,looking like,looked like,looked like

1

to resemble a thing or person in appearance

The puppy looks like a miniature version of its mother.
The new student looks like her older sister; they have the same eyes and smile.
She has looked like her grandmother since she was a child.
The actor looks just like the historical figure he's portraying.
Does this house look like the one you stayed in before?

2

to give the impression or suggestion of being a certain way

Her messy desk looks like she's been working on multiple projects at once.
His confident stride looked exactly like he knew where he was going.
He looked like he had seen a ghost when he opened the door.
The empty shelves look like they've been cleared out during the sale.