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My understanding is that both みたいに and 見える means "look like" so how can they
occur in the same sentence?
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Need help with translation of 二つの点がちょうど目みたいに見える
-みたいに is an adjectival suffix meaning -like in the adverbial form, something close to "in a _-like way". 見える is a verb that is modified by ちょうど and 目みたいに.

>   * 二つの点が: two dots
>   * ちょうど: exactly
>   * 目みたいに: like eyes
>   * 見える: appear
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(The) two dots look just like eyes.
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