metaphoric / ˌmɛt əˈfɔr ɪ kəl, -ˈfɒr- /

隐喻性隐喻隐喻性的隐喻的

metaphoric 的定义

adj. 形容词 adjective
  1. involving, invoking, or intended to be taken as a metaphor, something used symbolically to represent something else, suggesting a comparison or resemblance: Our foreign policy blunder has given the insurgents a metaphorical green light to engage in violent tactics in pursuit of their imperial ambitions.

metaphoric 近义词

metaphoric

等同于 metaphorical

metaphoric

等同于 figurative

metaphoric

等同于 illustrative

更多metaphoric例句

  1. As the ceasefire was announced, Peter Beinart asked me what Jerusalemites felt as we exited our own metaphoric bunkers.
  2. This should reframe recent “failures” you experienced as opportunities for achieving greater goods, both real and metaphoric.
  3. On the contrary, you now discover innumerable ways to market your wares, be they real or metaphoric.
  4. The Solar Eclipse, Wednesday, meanwhile, brings welcome news regarding real estate, real or metaphoric.
  5. If not, you will have created a more conducive environment for realizing next move(s), both real and metaphoric.
  6. After thousands of years the lines of metaphoric advance are still shown, and in many cases actually retained in the meaning.
  7. Frederick's nerves were in a state of tension, not in a mere metaphoric sense.
  8. This and other apocryphal stories illustrate the evolution of Haggadoth out of metaphoric allusions.
  9. I should say to the ordinary bookbuyer, in metaphoric language, Avoid the kickshaws and stick to the solids!
  10. Metaphoric strength of expression will burst even from vulgar and illiterate minds when they are agitated.