Examples of using "Gleicht" in a sentence and their english translations:
This one looks like you.
It's like a drug.
Our relationship is like an adventure.
No two snowflakes are exactly alike.
My apartment is messy and cluttered.
She is like a beautiful dream.
No two lighthouses are the same.
She looks just like her mother.
Time is like a river.
The human heart is analogous to a pump.
The greatest good is akin to water.
He is strong as a horse.
You're acting like a three-year-old.
This bike is like the one I've got.
Reading a book can be compared to making a journey.
That person is like me.
This is the same watch as I lost.
Beauty without grace is like a rose without a scent.
She's like a tigress.
He is identical to his older brother.
The sea's waves in the quiet of night sound like a lullaby.
A person without a mother and father is like a lute without strings.
The weak easily assimilate the opinions of the strong.
Truth is like the moon: you can only see one side of it.
He is not the same as before.
The baby really takes after its father.
Every new language is like a game.
- A sleeping child looks like an angel.
- A sleeping child is like an angel.
- The school looks like a prison.
- On the outside the school looks like a prison.
- A sleeping child looks like an angel.
- A sleeping child is like an angel.
Her face is like an angel's face: we're glad she has no wings.
Money is like sea water. The more we drink the thirstier we become.
A cabbage is a familiar kitchen-garden vegetable about as large and wise as a man's head.
She looks a lot like her mother.
- She is very much like her mother.
- She looks a lot like her mother.
The baby takes after his mother.
Tom's taste in music is similar to mine.
It seemed to me that beauty was like the summit of a mountain peak; when you had reached it there was nothing to do but to come down again.
On the fifteenth of February, two thousand and thirteen, an asteroid, at a distance of twenty eight thousand kilometres, with a size the of half a football field, passed our planet.
The Turkish embassy in Buenos Aires looks like a prison.
Why is a raven like a writing-desk?
Cornish is similar to Welsh, and is closer still to Breton, a language which derives from that of the ancient Britons who, during the early Middle Ages, migrated across to today's Brittany on the French mainland.