Examples of using Figuratively in English and their translations into Serbian
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Colloquial
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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
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Latin
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Cyrillic
Not figuratively.
I was just speaking figuratively.
Figuratively, or--.
Literally and figuratively.
Figuratively and literally.
People also translate
After that, figuratively cut fruit.
I assume she is speaking figuratively.
Maybe, figuratively, it is.
It is a pain,literally and figuratively.
It was figuratively said.
I hope she was talking figuratively.
I have figuratively lost my tongue.
We mean that literally and figuratively.
Some figuratively and some literally.
We mean this literally and figuratively.
We call them, figuratively, Adam and Eve.
This is big, Edward,literally and figuratively.
I don't mean figuratively, but literally.
There are fires all around us, literally and figuratively.
You're talking figuratively, not physically,?
Let's imagine a woman and man, figuratively.
The resort can be figuratively divided into three zones.
Figuratively, this figure will be equal to 5 millimeters.
Other ideas are also shown figuratively as locations.
Figuratively, however, the practice remains alive and well.
You've opened an old wound,maybe literally and figuratively.
Jesus is only figuratively termed an illegitimate child.
This wonderful kit will provide it both literally and figuratively.
Did Jesus literally or figuratively resurrect Lazarus?
Figuratively, though, this practice is still alive and well.