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兄さんに似た顔

ani-san ni nita kao
phrase★Intermediate— face that resembles an older brother
informal

A face that looks similar to one's older brother, often used to describe a resemblance in facial features.

彼女は兄さんに似た顔で、家族からよく褒められる。

She has a face that resembles her older brother, and her family often praises her for it.

💡

This phrase is commonly used to describe a familial resemblance, particularly between siblings.

Collocations

兄さんに似た目eyes that resemble an older brother兄さんに似た笑顔a smile that resembles an older brother's

Synonyms

兄に似た顔兄さんに似た顔つき

Antonyms

兄さんと全然似ていない顔

Related Phrases

兄さんに似た性格phrase
a personality that resembles an older brother's

💡Pro Tip

Usage Context

This phrase is typically used in informal settings to describe physical resemblance, often with a sense of familiarity or affection.

📖Word Origin

Derived from the combination of '兄さん' (older brother) and '似た顔' (resembling face), emphasizing familial resemblance.

📝Usage Notes

This phrase is often used in casual conversations to describe physical similarities between siblings, particularly between a younger sibling and an older brother.

Word Breakdown

兄さん
older brother
root
+
に似た
resembling
suffix
+
顔
face
root
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