甘い物が好きです。
I like sweet things.
What is your favorite movie?
romantically fond of; in love with; beloved
Used for romantic attraction as well as ordinary liking; context or words such as 告白する and 好きな人 make the romantic meaning clear.
I had liked her romantically even before I confessed.
Apparently he has someone he likes.
faddism; eccentric fondness; strong enthusiasm
A limited noun-like extension referring to a pronounced, sometimes quirky or excessive taste. It is most natural in compounds or phrases such as 好きが高じて rather than as a free everyday adjective.
His passion for insects grew so strong that he became a specialist researcher.
as one likes; as it suits one; freely
Used in patterns such as 好きにする and 好きなように, meaning to do something as one wishes or in whatever way suits one.
You can do whatever you like with the rest.
Please arrange the furniture however you like.
lecherous; lustful; salacious
Rare and old-fashioned as an independent meaning; most likely to be encountered in fixed or compound expressions such as 好き者 referring to a lecherous person.
In older contexts, 好き者 can refer to a lecherous person.
He seems to love soccer more than anything.
She seems to have a crush on a boy in her class.
What's your favorite food?
My love of cats grew so strong that I ended up working at an animal hospital.
好き is a na-adjective/verb-like word meaning 'to like' a specific thing, while 好み is a noun referring to one's general taste or preference.
好き expresses a person's own personal liking for something, while 好ましい objectively describes a person, thing, or situation as pleasant or desirable regardless of the speaker's feelings.
love of drink; drinker
idle curiosity; whimsical interest; strange taste
attractiveness; charm; amiability
obliging person; person who likes looking after others
attractive to men; appealing to men · woman who likes men; amorous woman
matter of taste; personal preference
dislike; no liking for; no interest in
gadabout; person who loves going out
crush; love interest; person one likes
degree of liking; how much one likes
hospitality; love of having guests
book lover; bibliophile · love of books; bibliophilism
being crazy about something despite being bad at it
enjoys having guests; sociable
quarrelsome; contentious