“simile”可以造什么句，simile造句

Tropes include metaphor, simile, metonymy, synecdoche, etc.

On the simile in the design of ancient cities;

Common language of metaphor and simile form of metaphor.

This is the simile of what I have just given to you.

Comedy, we may say, is society protecting itself-with a simile.--J. B. Priestley

The second part focuses on cognitive psychology of simile, metonymy, adduction and pun from the angle of relocatable thinking.

There are four ways of metaphorical translation, which are literal translation, metonymy translation, simile translation and free translation.

The illness will not cover if you take JiNi (Adenophora trachelioides ) as panax. If you understand the simile of Panax function, you will understand the tea function too.

Now we may assume, having read only that much of the simile, that Satan's spear is as tall as the mast of the ship, not a small spear.

Its emotional content is expressed through a variety of techniques, from direct description to symbolism, including the use of metaphor and simile.

As I see it, the official function of this simile is to give us a sense of the size of Satan's shield and thereby to give us a sense of the size of Satan himself.

" As white as snow" is a simile.

I believe this simile largely speaks the truth.

Hartman's image of the simile isn't temporal the way Fish's was.

Besides their lexical meanings, English color words also have rhetorical features such as simile, hyperbole, personification and symbolization.

In rhetoric teaching, not enough emphasis has been laid so far upon the extensive application of metaphor and simile and their consequent striking effects.

Secondly, on the poem texts analysis, it usually takes natural images in a poem for simile to explain the structure and creative mechanism of the poem rather than discusses the topic abstractly;

Okay. We have time for another simile, the last simile of Book One.

The third part shows some idiom translation situations of metaphor from the aspects of simile and metaphor.

There is no point using a simile like "the boy cried like anything," since it obscures the meaning, instead of clarifying it.

The writer uses imagism and other figure of speech like simile etc.

Because of these qualities and its strong narrative function, the epic simile has established itself as a tradition, which has been well carried on into later epics in the West.

Never use a metaphor, simile, or other figure of speech which you are used to seeing in print.