Examples of using Is a metaphor in English and their translations into Vietnamese
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This is a metaphor.”.
It's as Goethe said:“everything is a metaphor”.”.
This is a metaphor of.
Even the title of this book is a metaphor.
One is a metaphor for the other.
In many ways, tango is a metaphor of life.
He is a metaphor for inner strength.
The moon is a metaphor.
Here is a metaphor that I hope will make it even clearer.
In many ways, dance is a metaphor for life.
Often, it compels us to such an extent that we forget it is a metaphor.
The selfie is a metaphor for independence.
In other words, the shape of the building is a metaphor of air flowing.
This image is a metaphor for how we view ourselves.
My intent is to demonstrate that computer programming language(code) is a metaphor for life.
For me, Tango is a metaphor for life.
God is a metaphor which transcends all levels of intellectual thought.”.
By means of the word, man is a metaphor of himself.
This is a metaphor indicating that it is not necessary to argue about every little feature based simply on the knowledge to do so.
He knows that the issue of the walls in Jerusalem is a metaphor for the real spiritual condition of the people.
This is a metaphor for how people grow and change throughout their lifetime and how their unique experiences mold them and enhance their individuality.
Ephesians 5 is all about how marriage is a metaphor for the relationship between Jesus and the church.
This appearance is a metaphor for their mental situation: they have enormous appetites, signified by their gigantic bellies, but a very limited ability to satisfy those appetites, symbolized by their slender necks.
Coming out' is short for‘coming out of the closet', and is a metaphor that is widely used and accepted by the LGBTQ+ community.
Holm vs Rousey is a metaphor for the West's fight against radical Islam.
Conceived in 2006 by Jean-Claude Ellena, Terre d'HermŠs is a metaphor for materials, a matrix that speaks of territory as well as matter, earth, and roots.
I think the wolf is a metaphor for the ugliness of mankind.
There's a metaphor Vincent Eades likes to use:‘If you examine a butterfly according to the laws of aerodynamics, it shouldn't be able to fly.