“metaphor”造句，怎麼用metaphor造句

Conceptual metaphors can be classified according to the cognitive functions they perform into three types: structural metaphor, ontological metaphor, and orientational metaphor.

Let us distinguish the various types of metaphor.

She has a striking originality in her use of metaphor.

What I love about this metaphor is how it works on two levels.

A metaphor though it is, the real bottom-line costs of design debt cannot be ignored.

Using a gardening metaphor, he says our experience of life depends on which seeds we choose to water.

From the cognitive perspective, synaesthesia is also a kind of metaphor, and it embodies metaphorically cognitive and thinking processes.

"We struggled to see in New Moon a metaphor of teen conformity and longing but found only a muddle," sniffs the Hollywood Reporter.

If you don't like that metaphor, try thinking of a pack of CARDS a mile high with an elephant perfectly balanced on the top.

An eloquent one, written with a skilful brush and delivered with a flower that echoed its central metaphor, would win her heart.

Allusion is a historical metaphor, of which the original scene or scenario is abstracted into a phrase or a few words and the mapping relationship with what is described is in a connotative position.

In the current desktop metaphor used by most window systems, you can nest folder within folder ad infinitum. It’s no wonder most computer neophytes get confused when confronted with this paradigm.

This metaphor is very appropriate.

It is no less figurative than metaphor.

THE term "light pollution" is not, it seems, a metaphor.

This light is a metaphor for the flame of creation.

Use a symbol or metaphor in your story or scene, and have characters talk about it.

If that sounds like a metaphor for Japan's current malaise, then perhaps there is a silver lining.

Finally, although a metaphor offers a small boost in learnability to first-time users, it exacts a tremendous cost after they become intermediates.

As a metaphor for American diversity, the melting pot was first discredited after World War I, when the European immigrants streaming into American cities formed distinct ethnic and national enclaves that didn't melt together.

What is the meaning of this metaphor?

We have to ask which metaphor is prior.

It also suggests that metaphor is of significance both for understanding this traditional trope for its further study.

The proper metaphor for somebody who carries portable but unwieldy and cumbersome infrastructure is that of an astronaut rather than a nomad, says Paul Saffo, a trend-watcher in Silicon Valley.

The metaphor extends to all of chemistry.

"It's a bit like a mid-life crisis; it's a chance to be reborn as someone else, " he says. "It's a metaphor.

Either you descend into flowery metaphor or you indulge in the "naming of parts".

Perhaps not. But Le's novel is a brilliant evocation of human sorrow and desire, a stunning affirmation of how metaphor can make time and memory as real as the newspaper you are holding in your hands.