月のような目って英語でなんて言うの？

*My cat's eyes are round like the moon. This means that they are really big and they are round. *My cat's eyes are moon like. This means the eyes resemble the moon and this may include the shape and color.

My cat's eyes are as round as the moon- When describing something that is not literal we use 'as'. Although your cat has eyes that look like the moon, this is a description. The cat had rounded eyes that resembled the moon- Resembled means that something looks like something else. My cat has moon-like eyes.- When we use like on the end of a noun it is when we want to say that it is like it. For example, she moved across the room in a monkey-like manner meaning she was acting like a monkey.

The usual adjective for 'moon' would be 'lunar' but if we talk about a cat's lunar eyes, there seems little connection with the rotundity of the moon. So 'moony' seems to be a better choice. In its definition, this adjective may also refer to a sickle moon, so interpretation of meaning may depend on the context at the time. Moony - : of or relating to the moon - crescent-shaped, resembling the full moon : round.

▪ My cat has eyes that looks almost like the moon. This is saying that your cats eyes and the moon looks a like. ▪ My cats eyes look similar to the moon. similar = having a resemblance in appearance Other sentences a. When I look at my cats eyes then its like I am looking at the moon. b. My cats eyes looks so much like the moon.

1. The eyes of my cat are as round as the moon. The expression "as round as the moon" is a figure of speech called simile. A Simile is a figure of speech that compare two different things in an interesting way. In this example we are comparing the cats eyes to the moon. Other examples of similes are:- As cute as a kitten As happy as a clam As light as a feather As blind as a bat

My cat has eyes as round as the moon. - This is the example of a simile. When comparing something to something else in a figurative sense. You can say (object 1) is as (something) as (object 2). I.e. Your eyes are as sparkling as the sun. You can also use "just like" or "like" I.e. Your eyes sparkle just like the sun in the sky. You can also use none of these, and say that (object 1) is (object 2) in a figurative sense. I.e. Your eyes are the sun-- oh, look how they sparkle!

"My cat's eyes are the same shape as the moon." - Here you are saying that you cat's eyes shape as the moon. "My cat's eyes look like the moon." - Like is used to compare things in English, thus here you are saying that they look similar to the moon.