Examples of using Simile in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Colloquial
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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
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Programming
Or a simile.
Lord God, give me a simile.
Simile:‘like going on aeroplanes'.
Excellent simile, sir.
English words that contain simile.
Pretty good simile for a 5-year-old.
English words starting with simile.
A simile is a metaphor that admits it's making a comparison.
All shorter English words within simile.
Based on simile, all English words formed by changing one letter.
Figures of Speech in English Language. simile.
Not really getting that simile, Jo, but if it works for you, awesome.
List all shorter English words in simile.
She had used a simile, to explain and flatter and apologize all at once.
Find English words starting with simile by next letter.
Never use a metaphor, simile or other figure of speech that you are used to seeing in print.
Also, first paragraph, uh, you're confusing metaphor and simile.
And so, what at first appeared to be simile now seems to be mere nonsense.".
We have this simile of the bridge and the bridge goes from this state of existence to that state of existence.
Technically, the"like" should be an"as," but it sounds ridiculous, as if the author were about toembark on an extended Homeric simile--"as when you open a box of linguine.".
Now, in general, I don't like using that simile because some heart attacks just aren't all that serious.
This may possibly derive from a misreading of some of Freud's statements,such as his comparison with the surgeon's state of mind during an operation, or his simile of the mirror.
If we use the billiard table as the simile, we can extract a number of rules that characterize, in fact, every creative urban activity.
And I again found a simile that I was very proud of, which expressed the doubt in my faith and its results: It's like a trembling person who lurches forward in the darkness, and fears that he is lurching into the precipice, eventually finding himself landing on a step that is only a few centimeters from his jumping-off spot.
And if I can describe a fact by means of a simile I must also be able to drop the simile and to describe the facts without it.
I will give you a simile: Imagine you own a very valuable jewel which is so valuable that you place your trust in it so that should you fall upon hard times, it will look after you.
Now in our case as we try to drop the simile and simply to state the facts which stand behind it, we find that there are no such facts.
However, to use this simile, is there indeed symmetry between the rights of each of the spouses to write his own life story himself?