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Discover Ludwig"like a bear" is correct and usable in written English.
You can typically use this phrase as an idiom to describe someone who is strong and powerful. For example: "He yelled at me like a bear, and I felt scared."
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Like a bear.
We're like a bear.
Liston even smells like a bear.
He really does look like a bear.
Initially it was like a bear garden.
"I became like a bear hibernating," he said.
I must have looked like a bear to that bee.
So here's this big guy, tall like a bear.
I stood there, naked, like a bear or a duck.
It could easily look like a bear in a tree or a man on a bridge.
Del Toro gave me a genial slap on the back, his hand like a bear paw.
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