柯林斯英汉双解大词典
simile /ˈsɪmɪlɪ/
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N-COUNT A simile is an expression which describes a person or thing as being similar to someone or something else. For example, the sentences "She runs like a deer" and "He's as white as a sheet" contain similes. 明喻
双语例句原声例句权威例句
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By using stale metaphors, similes, and idioms, you save much mental effort, at the cost of leaving your meaning vague.
使用陈腐的暗喻、明喻和习语，你省了不少思考的力气，代价是你的意义的模糊。
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Hartman associates this image of Milton's standing ab extra with the figures in so many of those similes who seem also to be standing ab extra.
哈特曼把弥尔顿从外俯视的形象，和众多的明喻中似乎也置身局外的形象相联系。
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Milton's similes always seem overstuffed.
弥尔顿的比喻总是显得填塞得过度。
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Both Hartman and Fish argued that the rhetorical strategies of Milton's similes work to reinforce the theological categories of good and evil.
哈特曼和费什都论述到这里修辞上的策略,起到了加强,善与恶在神学层面上的区分。
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The genius of Fish's reading of Milton's similes is to understand the particularly time-bound nature of Milton's verse.
费什解读弥尔顿的比喻的天赋,能够帮助我们理解弥尔顿的韵诗在特定时代下的本质。
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Everyone agrees that what Milton is doing in the similes is educating the reader, the reader of this poem.
大家都同意弥尔顿想要通过这些直白的明喻,来教育这首诗的读者。
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