犹如 (yóu rú): Just as (Verb) — Meaning & Stroke Order

The calm surface of the lake is just like a huge mirror.

His calmness and composure in handling the crisis were just like those of an experienced old captain.

Doesn't this ancient forest seem just like a huge natural history museum?

The city at night is brightly lit, like countless stars twinkling.

His promises were never fulfilled; those words were as illusory as castles in the air.

At the party, he felt out of place, as if he were an outsider who had stumbled into the wrong event.

His speech was full of passion, like a clear spring flowing into the hearts of the audience.

Despite facing numerous challenges, the team's spirit of cooperation, like a solid rock, supported them as they moved forward.