样

appearance; look; state, kind; type

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noun Rare #22,962
appearance; look; state Refers to how someone or something looks or is, often in set phrases such as 变了样 (“change completely”).
CH: 他的生活因此而整个变了样。
EN: His life changed completely as a result.

安德烈就是这么个样

That's just the way Andre is.

— 牺牲 (1986)

一天一个样

It changes from day to day.

— 水瓶座 (2016)

长成这个样就能吃了

Once it looks like this, it’s ready to eat.

— 龙猫 (1988)

他的生活因此而整个变了样

As a result, his whole life changed.

— 蝴蝶梦 (1940)

一个样

An example.

— 预言者 (2009)

noun Rare #26,409
kind; type Used in 什么样 to ask what kind or type; as a measure word, it can also mean one kind or item.
CH: 你喜欢什么样的音乐?
EN: What kind of music do you like?

里面每样家具都是我的最爱

Every piece of furniture in here is one of my favorites.

— 搏击俱乐部 (1999)

黑客就像是表演魔术这两样都需要靠障眼法

Hackers are like magicians—both rely on sleight of hand.

— 我是谁:没有绝对安全的系统 (2014)

黑客就如变魔术这两样都是要靠障眼法

Hackers are like magicians—both rely on misdirection.

— 我是谁:没有绝对安全的系统 (2014)

什么样的校服?

What kind of school uniform?

— 浪潮 (2008)

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