similarities
similarities — 名詞
- similaritiessingular
- similaritiesesplural
1. the state of being alike in appearance, character, or design; also, a particular
相似之處
指事物間相像的性質或具體相似點
the state of being alike in appearance, character, or design; also, a particular feature or detail in which two or more people or things match one another.
The biology students were asked to list the similarities between a frog and a human.
生物課的學生被要求列出青蛙和人類之間的相似處。
similarities + between + noun + and + noun
Mei-Lin and David found several surprising similarities in their family traditions.
Mei-Lin 和 David 發現他們的家族傳統有幾個驚人的相似性。
several + similarities + in + noun phrase
There is a strong similarity between the two paintings, which made experts suspect a forgery.
這兩幅畫之間有很強的相似性,讓專家懷疑其中一幅是贗品。
Amina noticed a striking similarity between her grandmother's recipes and her neighbor's cooking.
Amina 注意到她祖母的食譜和鄰居的廚藝之間有驚人的相似之處。
Oluwaseun pointed out the similarity of the two chemical reactions during the lab experiment.
Oluwaseun 在實驗課上指出了兩種化學反應的相似性。
- resemblance
more formal than 'similarity'; often used for physical appearance.
- likeness
slightly literary; suggests a close or exact match in appearance.
- affinity
suggests a natural connection or shared quality, not just surface resemblance.
- parallel
used for comparing situations, developments, or processes across different contexts.
- difference
the most general opposite; a point in which two things are not the same.
- dissimilarity
the direct formal opposite of 'similarity'.
- contrast
emphasises a sharp or noticeable difference between two things being compared.
文法句型
similarity + between + noun phrase + and + noun phrase
similarity + in + noun phrase
similarities + between + noun phrase + and + noun phrase
there is/are + (adjective) + similarity/similarities + between
用法筆記
As an uncountable noun (no article, singular verb) it refers to the general quality of being alike. As a countable plural noun it names specific matching features or aspects. The verb that pairs with it is usually 'have', 'share', 'show', 'notice', or 'point out'.