Examples of using Figuratively in English and their translations into Malay
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Ecclesiastic
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Figuratively.
I'm speaking figuratively.
And figuratively, it looks even worse.
I--no, actually, figuratively.
Line eyebrow figuratively draw a superliner or liner on a watery basis.
Both Literally and Figuratively.
Both figuratively and literally. No points, no privileges, and no wiggle room.
You mean, figuratively?
My optical drive to put a thick layer of dust(figuratively).
Literally or figuratively? Him heart.
Get off my back, literally and figuratively.
Oh, you meant figuratively suit up.
So I could rewrite my story, both literally and figuratively.
After that, figuratively cut fruit.
Him heart. Literally or figuratively?
Textiles are literally and figuratively woven into human history and culture.
My actions were my own and to my own purpose. Figuratively.
That you're not speaking figuratively? Why do I get the feeling?
Why do I get the feeling that you're not speaking figuratively?
Darius, I meant let me go figuratively, but now I mean it literally.
In Marshall's case, she means it both literally and figuratively.
The Iraqi reserve is figuratively described as‘cash,' but in fact it has multiple components.
Master Bruce, you live on an island, figuratively and literally.
The Brussels institutions, such as the European Union, are never far away,both literally and figuratively.
Because literally it looks bad, and figuratively it looks even worse.
Little did we know that Mike McArdle meant this literally and figuratively.
Interestingly, this portrait, also called"Golden Adele",became gold and figuratively.
That is why I came to this Earth,so I could rewrite my story, both literally and figuratively.
Worry no longer- for work or everyday use SAFETSHINE has you covered,both literally and figuratively.
Therefore, a painful snake bite is often foretells you an unexpected blow both literally and figuratively.