Examples of using Metaphors in English and their translations into Vietnamese
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Battle metaphors should not be imposed on patients by their families,
Nevertheless, they are also focused on simple and recognizable visual metaphors quickly transferring the required meaning.
I don't think of them as empirically true- I think of them as essential metaphors, as myths.”.
We tackle these topics through songs, not unlike the one you just heard, simple definitions and metaphors.
tried to control animals, and these animals made their way into ancient metaphors.
The sports systems of the United States and China are very accurate metaphors for our societies.
had sometimes to broaden the meanings of scientific words, and occasionally to stretch them into poetic metaphors.
Feynman is an astoundingly good teacher, with a real facility for metaphors and analogies that make the subject matter easy to grasp.
However, the poet himself is also known to love using metaphors, which could be a tad difficult to translate.
first day of class, everyone is sitting around a seminar table talking about metaphors.
Not surprisingly, some official strategies have opted to talk about a patient's“cancer journey” rather than bellicose metaphors for the patients' experience.
Like all good science writers, he offers creative metaphors to explain difficult concepts.
I am the door” and“I am the vine” make sense as metaphors because Christ is like a door- we go to heaven through him-
or use metaphors(pass away) or less direct phrases(getting sicker)
I am the door” and“I am the vine” make sense as metaphors because Christ is like a door-we go to heaven through him-and he is also like a vine-we get our spiritual sap through him.
In his book Chess Metaphors, Diego Rasskin-Gutman points out that a player looking eight moves ahead is already presented with as many possible games as there are stars in the galaxy.
The Bible offers three metaphors that teach us God's view of life: Life is a test, life is a trust,
I am the door” and“I am the vine” make sense as metaphors because Christ is like a door-we go to heaven through him-and he is also like a vine:
different people will find different metaphors more or less appealing, but, ideally, each individual person will be able to recognise or discover one or more metaphors that are helpful for them.
using metaphors, comparisons, impersonations,