Mga halimbawa ng paggamit ng Metaphor sa Ingles at ang kanilang mga pagsasalin sa Tagalog
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Enough with the metaphor!
Which is a metaphor of its own.
Which is a simile, not a metaphor.
I am glad that metaphor speaks to you.
Let's retire the"War" metaphor.
I'm aware of the metaphor, Carlos Henrique.
In our metaphor, water molecules in the blender= cells in your body.
That was his metaphor.
But it's a metaphor for how nanotechnology works,” he said.
The horse is a metaphor.
The building metaphor alluded to the spiritual temple(the people of God).
In simile: as a metaphor.
This is a metaphor- what kind of feeling do people get from this passage?
It is its own metaphor.
This may be a metaphor because apparently there will be no temple in the new age(cf. 21:22).
And Dad's just so much more alert. Metaphor overload.
Drink" is an OT metaphor for judgment cf. Ps.
This metaphor extends to a few acts of charity and should be regarded as any acts of charity!
Shepherd" is an OT metaphor for God cf. Ps.
But do we feel that we are really dying, that this is not an abstraction,not a metaphor?
Sorry guys, but not every metaphor is a good one.
This metaphor extends very well to all manner and sort of do-gooding and should be considered before any hasty acts of charity!
Book"(Heb. sefer) is a metaphor for God's mind or memory.
This metaphor describes the importance of leaving openings within formal design elements.
From the coal industry's perspective, the war metaphor does capture the situation of an industry under siege and under pressure.
Rather than thinking of big data sources as observing people in a natural setting,a more apt metaphor is observing people in a casino.
And as your metaphor, I sometimes think that there is a huge tumor, which is perched on the edge of what remains of the healthy society.
Perhaps for the first time,scientists have put a direct cash value on the metaphor that conservationists call"natural capital".
The metaphor"shields" would not have made much sense to a Greek speaker; thus the words"mighty ones" are substituted in order to retain the original meaning.
Author/Speaker Steve Sjogren uses Sushi as a metaphor for taking a risk in starting a faith journey.