に似た

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phrase Rare #25,401
similar to Used before a noun to describe something that resembles or is like something else. The related form に似て is used before other parts of a sentence.
JA: 兄に似た顔をしている。
EN: He has a face like his older brother's.

今の女と男に似た人物に心当たりありませんか

Do you know anyone who resembles the man and woman we just saw?

— High and Low (1963)

新聞に似たものすらない。

There isn’t even anything like a newspaper.

誰に似たかな?

I wonder who they look like.

— 万引き家族 (2018)

あなたは誰に似たんだか…

I wonder who you take after...

— 動くな、死ね、甦れ! (1990)

毎日君に似た人に会うよ。

I see someone who looks like you every day.

ハニーこんな強情なんて誰に似たんだ!

Honey, who did you get this stubbornness from?!

— パラサイト 半地下の家族 (2019)