Thesaurus article:a group of people or things that share similar qualities

a group of people or things that share similar qualities

These words describe people or things that share similar qualities and are often grouped together.

One common word for this issort.

What sort of clothes do you like to wear?

I think I'll have some sort of salad for dinner tonight.

Kind,type, andformare alternative ways of sayingsort.Typeis usually used when the group of people or things that are similar are part of a larger group.Formis used of things and especially abstract things.

What kind of job are you looking for?

He's the type of man who never listens to what you're saying.

Swimming is the best form of exercise.

If you want to talk about the different sorts of something, you could use the wordvariety.

The article was about the different varieties of Spanish spoken in South America.

This variety of rose is particularly hardy.

If things that are of the same sort are considered as a group, you could use the wordcategoryto describe the different groups.

There are three categories of hotel room - standard, executive, and deluxe.

If you are talking about a sort of animal, you could use the wordbreed. If you are talking about a particular variety of plant, and especially one that is developed to be grown in a garden, you can use the wordcultivar.

What breed of dog do you have?

I am trying out a new cultivar of tomato in the garden this year.

The wordsbrandormakeare used for talking about sorts of products.

She always buys expensive brands of chocolate.

What is the make of your car?

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释义	Thesaurus article:a group of people or things that share similar qualities a group of people or things that share similar qualities These words describe people or things that share similar qualities and are often grouped together. One common word for this issort. What sort of clothes do you like to wear? I think I'll have some sort of salad for dinner tonight. Kind,type, andformare alternative ways of sayingsort.Typeis usually used when the group of people or things that are similar are part of a larger group.Formis used of things and especially abstract things. What kind of job are you looking for? He's the type of man who never listens to what you're saying. Swimming is the best form of exercise. If you want to talk about the different sorts of something, you could use the wordvariety. The article was about the different varieties of Spanish spoken in South America. This variety of rose is particularly hardy. If things that are of the same sort are considered as a group, you could use the wordcategoryto describe the different groups. There are three categories of hotel room - standard, executive, and deluxe. If you are talking about a sort of animal, you could use the wordbreed. If you are talking about a particular variety of plant, and especially one that is developed to be grown in a garden, you can use the wordcultivar. What breed of dog do you have? I am trying out a new cultivar of tomato in the garden this year. The wordsbrandormakeare used for talking about sorts of products. She always buys expensive brands of chocolate. What is the make of your car? Cambridge English Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press#https://dictionary.cambridge.org//thesaurus/articles/a-group-of-people-or-things-that-share-similar-qualities##
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