Examples of using Figuratively in English and their translations into Malay
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Modern trends in flooring can be figuratively divided into two types- imitation of wood
To his feet Hjurrem, figuratively speaking, put about forty were slain by her orders Suleiman children.
And their bodies shall lie in the streets of the Great City, which is figuratively called‘Sodom' and‘Egypt,' the place where their Lord also was crucified.
he speaks figuratively about John in connection with(good)
To do this, figuratively speaking,"catch" all the repeated negative statements,
while intuit is able to see figuratively, the whole picture, as if from above.
literally,"what for what," or, figuratively,"An equal exchange or substitution".
I'm living proof that these productivity lessons can help you“run the good race”- both figuratively and literally.
After all, it's impossible to be a healthy person if you do not have enough sunlight in your life- literally and figuratively.
Pragmatics, the study of how utterances are used(literally, figuratively, or otherwise) in communicative acts.
you need to address the causes of gray hair at the root- both literally and figuratively.
invites everyone to touch him, both literally and figuratively, his coldness and inaccessibility.
preserve these benefits, considered figuratively as jewels in the crown of the national tax system,
Literally or figuratively?
Literally or figuratively? Him heart.
Figuratively it means path or course.
Figuratively speaking, eat with the eyes of a nice guy passing by
which can be even figuratively called the"soul of the interior," with his own hands.
Textiles are literally and figuratively woven into human history and culture.
Literally or figuratively? Him heart.