figurative造句

in a figurative sense

Baptism is a figurative ceremony.

He imprisoned her,in a figurative sense.

Some languages abound in figurative expressions.

competition (real or figurative) for popular support.

I'm not being figurative or clever here.

It is no less figurative than metaphor.

substituting metonymy of one figurative sense for another.

in the strict/literal/figurative sense of the expressio

language used in a figurative or nonliteral sense.

Representing figurative ly as by emblem or allegory.

This figurative habit of his mind crippled his judgement.

Our proposal puts in a new relationship two themes that we have developed in our previous work: non-figurative architecture and figurative signs directly imprinted on the territory.

If the author USES flashback, symbols, or figurative language, make note of it.

National characteristics shown in the choice of vehicles in corresponding English and Chinese figurative idioms;

On College Teachers Continuing Education in the Post-figurative Culture Age;

Contrast of the figurative meaning of plants in Chinese and English and their translation in idioms;

The Gradient Nature of Identity and Aestheticness in Translating Poetry--A cognitive-figurative Approach to the Translation of Poetry;

As a result, these two paintings represent his successful artistic transformation in the arena of abstract figurative.

The functional precondition of cognition for figurative image remains an isomorphic relation of image between the parabolic objects and noumena.

Because of the different cultures of English and Chinese, the same image of both languages may have different figurative meanings.

This paper discusses two types of figurative word formation, both of which are then classified into two subcategories for further discussion.

Another linguistic feature is the use of composite figurative nouns: whale-road for sea, ring-giver for king, shield-man for warrior, etc.

This paper tries to examine translation errors from different aspects: referential meaning, specificational meaning, relational meaning, collocation, diction, variety, mood, style, ambiguity, figurative meaning, tone, language interference, etc.

If the rest of the court agrees with Newdow now, it could declare that the phrase "under God" breaches the figurative wall separating church and state.

Chinese nested boxes have found to use as a figurative description, providing an illustrative example to demonstrate situations of conceptually nested or recursive arrangements.

For these critics, tension implies the conflicts between a word's denotation and its connotation, between a literal detail and a figurative one, and between an abstract and a concrete detail.

A figurative, usually compound expression used in place of a name or noun, especially in Old English and Old Norse poetry; for example, storm of swords is a kenning for battle.

On account of Generality of human rational thinking, as well as cultural overlaps of any two different nations, the similarity of vehicle and its figurative sense in both English and Chinese appears.

Such signs, in particular words including personal names, letters, numerals, figurative elements and combinations of colours as well as any combination of such signs, shall be eligible for registration as trademarks.