Examples of using Figuratively in English and their translations into Hungarian
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Colloquial
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Official
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Medicine
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Ecclesiastic
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Financial
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Programming
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Official/political
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Computer
You don't know the difference between figuratively and literally, do you?
Not just figuratively, actually press your weight against your dog physically.
The Bible is burned figuratively as well.
Bread here is probably used, figuratively, for the grain from which it is made.
I meant that figuratively.
It was a sign… Literally and figuratively.
Literally and figuratively.
Broken hearts are literally and figuratively deadly.
The paintings and sculptures of the day would literally and figuratively absorb the energy.
I have hit a dead end, literally and figuratively.
It will be healing, like putting alcohol in the wound… literally and figuratively.
Literally and figuratively.
Note that I mean that figuratively.
Then everything changed(figuratively).
often remain"behind the scenes"- both literally and figuratively.
Moreover, both literally and figuratively.
I'm leaving the rest of my baggage behind: literally and figuratively.
literally and figuratively.
I'm a visiting doctor, literally and figuratively.
Words are especially likely to be symbolic when they are used figuratively, in parables or allegories.