Examples of using Simile in English and their translations into Greek
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The King of the Simile.
The king of simile.
The simile of the cave.
That's a simile.
It's a very powerful simile.
Yeah, the simile of the cave.
to return to my simile, the stone must be rolled away.
Plato introduces the simile of giving birth to ideas.
we have an art of extended or implied simile.
How to decipher whether our words are presented as metaphor and simile is a matter for you to decide for yourselves.
He also used the simile of an alarm, which, as a consequence of some vibration, suddenly goes off.
Suzuki employed the simile of water, which in a moment turns into ice.
where he once had used simile and metaphor.
I don't like using that simile because some heart attacks just aren't all that serious.
The most common among all tonaries was also used by Guido of Arezzo in his treatise Micrologus:"Primum querite regnum dei","Secundum autem simile est huic" etc. Another characteristic was
This simile works on multiple levels as the Maltese word for door‘bieb'(pronounced:/bæb/)
Lest any reader be taken aback by this simile, on the grounds that the Greeks knew nothing of electricity,
thus removing the negativity and putting a simile on their face.
On Homer's Similes.
We turn facts into similes and metaphors, and even fantasies.