Pronunciation: /saʊnd laɪk/
verb to have a particular tone or quality when spoken or heard
A1 I sound like my mother when I scold my children.
A2 She sounds like she's from England, but she's actually from Australia.
B1 The new band sounds like a mix of rock and pop music.
B2 His voice sounds like velvet, so smooth and comforting.
C1 The orchestra sounded like a well-oiled machine during the performance.
C2 Her laughter sounded like music to his ears, bringing him joy in the darkest of times.
formal Her voice sounded like an angel singing.
informal You sound like you had a rough day at work.
slang That new song sounds like fire!
figurative His excuse sounded like a bunch of lies to me.
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