长得像

真好看 长得像 你

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“He's so beautiful. Looks just like you.”

我 我长得那么像白及吗

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“Do I... Do I look that much like Bai Ji?”

确实是因为你 长得像 妍妍

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“because you look like Yan.”

你跟她长得有点儿像

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“You look a little like her.”

长得好像一张麻将牌一样

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“He looked just like a mahjong tile.”

你长得越发像你父王了

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“Now, you're looking more and more like your father.”

我他妈看起来 长得像 是会英文的人吗？

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“Tell me. Do I look like a fucking scholar to you?”

是你 长得像 我

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“You look like me.”

那个 长得像 猩猩的男的 就是我小哥的好朋友

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“That man who looks like a chimpanzee is the best friend of my second brother.”

而且老师长得本身就像学生 我谢谢你啊

(上午是电脑课啊 老师可以溜进溜进教室啊) ── Previous context

“Besides, you just look like a student. Thank you.”

- 这孩子跟碗儿长得真的是很像 - 我没有疯

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“That child looks like Wan. - I'm not crazy… - It's really alike.”

长得特别像 你们发的那个 协查通报里的嫌疑人

(用监控调他 昨天行动路线 发现里面呢 有个人) ── Previous context

“who looks like the suspect in your Notice of Assistance in Investigation.”

我要不是看你 长得像 我二姨

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“if you didn't look like my second aunt,”