affinity (between sth and sth, with) | closeness, feeling that different things have muc - sympatiah in common | |
akin to sth | similar in spirit/feel - zbliżony, podobny do | |
(to use an) analogy | to see similarities that help us understand sth | |
to correspond to sth | to be equal to, to match to sth | |
to equate sth | to consider as the same | |
to be tantamount to doing sth | tto be the equivalent of (normally used in neg contexts) | |
interchangeable | so similar that they could be exchanged one for the onther | |
indistinguishable from | so similar you cannot see the difference | |
diverse | used of different types of sth - zróżnicowany | |
disparate | used of different types within a group, but emphasises separation and difference - odmienny | |
dissimilar | very often used wit not - niepodobny do czegoś | |
divergent | often used of contrasting opinions or ideas - odbiegający | |
distinct (from) | used to describe differences where one might be deceived by similarities - odmienny, różny od | |
discrete | different and separate, not overlapping - oddzielny, odrębny, nienachodzący na siebie | |
distinct | Japanese and Korean culture are - diverse/distinct? | |
dissimilar | the way they weave carpets here is not - dissimilar/ divergent? | |
discrete | English verbs do not always fit easily into - dissimilar/discrete? - categories | |
divergent | viewpoints of left and right are - divergent/disparate? | |
disparate | to unite the - disparate/discrete? - tribes and ethnic groups | |
diverse | her CD collection contains a - divergent/diverse? - selection of music | |