Examples of using Literally and metaphorically in English and their translations into Swedish
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Colloquial
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Official
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Medicine
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
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Official/political
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Computer
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Programming
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Political
Literally and metaphorically.
Literally and metaphorically.
Oh! And killing me, literally… and metaphorically.
Literally and metaphorically.
Both literally and metaphorically.
You have got to dangle the carrot. Literally and metaphorically. Thank you.
take place at a later date, but this coincidence is symbolic of the fact that our Parliament has now acquired deep foundations, both literally and metaphorically.
Blood was spilled both literally and metaphorically"by artist and audience alike.
This element will make it less cold room, literally and metaphorically.
Time to dust off your PC, literally and metaphorically, with this series of Spring Cleaning tips.
I think it has a lot to do with pain and self-flagellation both literally and metaphorically.
Throughout the process they literally and metaphorically ask‘What can grow here that's not from here?'.
winding streets of the Medina- and we mean that both literally and metaphorically.
Yusuf Ali adds that wealth(understood both literally and metaphorically) is not for selfish enjoyment or idle show.
So let us save lives both literally and metaphorically, by creating valuable jobs in these very difficult economic
Fat, ill-tempered, at times selfish and myopic, both metaphorically and literally. boring, greedy, I am cantankerous.
Must we automatically condemn Ruritania for its evil"act of aggression" against Fredonia, and send troops, either literally or metaphorically, against the brutal Ruritanians and in behalf of"brave, little" Fredonia?
was He begotten”- neither literally, allegorically, metaphorically, physically or metaphysically- He is Absolutely Unique and Eternal.
We have to remember, though, that sacred cows can also spread harmful gases, and that is not just metaphorically the case, but also literally true, if one considers the proportion of intensive cattle farming in the level of CO2 emissions.
Not literally. Metaphorically speaking.
Literally or metaphorically.
Literally, metaphorically, pardon the pun.
Are you speaking literally or metaphorically?
Literally, not metaphorically.
But my epitaph will be that I… never literally nor metaphorically sold out.
I meant apocalypse metaphorically, not literally.
I didn't mean we should literally… I was speaking metaphorically.
I didn't mean we should literally… I was speaking metaphorically.