like

Vocabulary Word

Definition

The term 'like' is primarily used to express preference for something or someone. It also serves as a way to draw comparisons or illustrate examples ('He runs like the wind').

Examples in Different Contexts

On many platforms, a 'like' button allows users to show appreciation. A product manager might discuss, 'We noticed users often like content that aligns with their personal values.'

Practice Scenarios

Tech

Scenario:

They've introduced a new framework for their platform, and it seems promising in boosting productivity.

Response:

I've been trying out the new framework and like you indicated, it's reminiscent of another language I'm familiar with.

Business

Scenario:

If we take a step back and examine the numbers, it seems our performance is closely matched with the industry leader.

Response:

Given our growth rate, I like to think we're a serious threat to our competitor.