英語 での Metaphorically の使用例とその 日本語 への翻訳
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This is, metaphorically and.
Both realistically and metaphorically.
The Word of God is associated with water metaphorically.
Metaphorically, these commercial"cows" will live for centuries and give ever greater quantities of"milk" to boot.
Metaphorically, Chekhov shows us the weakness of the old generations being washed away by a new century.
She longed; both metaphorically and literally for sunlight in her life.
Transcending reality, three birds escape from it's opening, metaphorically depicting the mental freedom that only a child can have.
Words appearing in a dictionary often have several possible meanings, and have a potential to be used metaphorically.
Metaphorically speaking, in Japan literature took over the role of philosophy; in China, even literature was treated philosophically.
The Oxford English Dictionary(Simpson 1989) lists 59 words as special compounds that are used metaphorically today.
Light beams will intertwine lighting up the depth of the ravine and slowly open metaphorically silhouetted in the sky of the Sassi of Matera.
Some people have also used the word metaphorically to mean something like'understanding'.
This expression is used metaphorically and not in a physical sense.
Other names can be attributed to God only metaphorically.
Andrews mumbles that he thought the phrase was used metaphorically.
Spatially or metaphorically from a higher to a lower level or position;
There has been a tradition of metaphorically comparing life to a clock in Europe since the 12th century.
They belong to him in reality, not metaphorically or as a borrowing.
As 1956 progressed and rock‘n' roll grew bolder, Little Richard would rip it up, both musically and metaphorically.
Light beams will intertwine lighting up the depth of the ravine and slowly open metaphorically silhouetted in the sky of the Sassi of Matera. The spectacle of the Crucifixion will be replicated in the same evening after about an hour.