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| /ˈlaɪkɪŋ/ |
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| | a feeling of enjoying or liking something 喜欢；爱好 | +for He had a particular liking for science subjects. 他特别喜欢理科课程。 | |
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| - | for sb’ s liking
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| if something is too expensive , too dark etc for someone’ s liking , they do not like it because it is too expensive , dark etc |
| （因某物太…而）（不）合某人的意，（不）对某人的胃口 |
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| The music was far too loud for my liking. 这音乐太喧闹了，我不喜欢。 |
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| - | take a liking to
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| to begin to like someone or something |
| 开始喜欢 |
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| He took an immediate liking to Anna. 他立即喜欢上了安娜。 |
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| - | to sb’ s liking
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| if something is to someone’ s liking , they like it or approve of it |
| 合某人的意；对某人的胃口 |
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| Let’ s see if we can find something that’ s more to your liking. 让我们看看能否找得到更合你意的东西。 |
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