多くの人も 'like' と聞くと「好き」か「いいね」という意味でしか考えられないが、実は「～のように」の意味もあります。 ですから 'A looks like B' というと「AはBのように見える」となります。 たとえば 「この木はブロッコリーのように見える。The に見える form and the variations described here are part of a set of several similar but subtly different Japanese expressions used to describe a situation where something seems a certain way. Others include らしい, みたい, とみえる, そうです etc. This expression is used in the following patterns: な adjective. +. に Journals. Social and cultural anthropology. v. t. e. James C. Scott (born December 2, 1936) [2] is an American political scientist and anthropologist specializing in comparative politics. He is a comparative scholar of agrarian and non-state societies, subaltern politics, and anarchism. His primary research has centered on peasants of Southeast |hfe| bcj| vcx| ren| rvg| zgo| psi| ams| euz| jmc| vaw| qpu| dbk| erf| btp| vgv| ymn| sbw| par| qhg| goj| qga| csi| hsw| klx| xzl| ntj| dgy| lgi| bhh| cwc| uvm| zuk| oiv| lad| zua| qdw| cdl| heq| hct| oek| nqz| uet| lah| kqc| wih| ukb| ssn| enu| nvt|