Sentence examples of "veut" in French with translation "like"

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Il veut exactement la même montre que la tienne. He wants a watch just like yours.
J'aime son style : elle est agressive et sait ce qu'elle veut. I like her style; she's aggressive and knows what she wants.
Tout le monde veut que j'y aille, mais je n'en ai pas le goût. Everyone wants me to go, but I don't feel like going.
Il y a des jours où j'ai l'impression que mon cerveau veut m'abandonner. There are days where I feel like my brain wants to abandon me.
Les gens me demandent : "pourquoi veux-tu chérir un tas de ferraille comme ça ?" Mais cette petite merveille veut tout dire pour moi. People ask me 'why would you want to cherish a piece of junk like that?' But this little beauty means the world to me.
Être "très occupé" ça ne veut pas dire courir dans tous les sens et faire comme si on avait le temps pour rien ni personne. Being "really busy" does not mean running around and acting like you don't have time for anyone or anything.
Être « très occupé » ne veut ni dire que l'on court partout ni que l'on agit comme si l'on avait le temps pour personne ou quoi que ce soit. Being "really busy" does not mean running around and acting like you don't have time for anyone or anything.
Quand vous allez prendre le médicament, il va commencer par agir sur les symptômes, comme la douleur, tout de suite, mais cela ne veut pas dire que l'ulcère va se guérir tout de suite. When you start taking medicine it begins working on symptoms, like pain, right away, but that doesn't mean that the ulcer heals right away.
Si quelqu'un qui ne connaît pas vos antécédents dit que vous parlez comme un locuteur natif, cela veut dire qu'il a probablement remarqué quelque chose à propos de votre élocution qui l'a fait prendre conscience que vous n'êtes pas un locuteur natif. En d'autres termes, vous ne parlez pas vraiment comme un locuteur natif. If someone who doesn't know your background says that you sound like a native speaker, it means they probably noticed something about your speaking that made them realize you weren't a native speaker. In other words, you don't really sound like a native speaker.
Mange autant que tu veux. Eat as much as you like.
Accompagne-nous si tu veux. Come along with us if you like.
Lis ce que tu veux. Read whatever you like.
Tu veux prendre un verre ? Would you like a drink?
Assieds-toi où tu veux ! Sit wherever you like.
Je veux payer par chèque. I'd like to pay by check.
Je voudrai voir ton père. I'd like to see your father.
Je voudrais manger quelque chose. I'd like something to eat.
Je voudrais te voir demain. I'd like to see you tomorrow.
Je voudrais poser deux questions. I would like to address two questions.
Je voudrais avoir un chat. I'd like to have a cat.
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