优美明喻句子

优美明喻句子

1. 要20个含借喻的句子

看吧，狂风紧紧抱起一层层巨浪，恶狠狠地将它们甩到悬崖上，把这些大块的翡翠摔成尘雾和碎末。（高尔基《海燕》）

我似乎打了一个寒噤；我就知道，我们之间已经隔了一层可悲的厚障壁了，我再也说不出话。

（鲁迅《故乡》）

最可恨那些毒蛇猛兽，

吃尽了我们的血肉。

一旦把它们消灭干净，

鲜红的太阳照遍全球。

“这轮晓日从我们民族历史的地平线上一跃而出，闪射着万道红光，照临到这个世界上。”（杨朔《泰山极顶》）

天上张着灰色的幔。

一本你喜爱的书就是一位朋友

我们之间已经隔了一层厚障壁了。

其缺点是见树木不见森林，拣了芝麻绿豆却丢了西瓜。

1）一串碎玉从夜莺的喉咙里吐出来。一串碎玉

2）代沟是什麽？是下一代跟上一代之间有著一道无形的墙。一道无形的墙

3）开启知识宝库的钥匙有很多，学生应选择适合自己的来用。钥匙

4）家，是每个人的避风塘。纵使外面风风雨雨.回到家里，便觉安然。风风雨雨

5）煤矿工人，努力地在地底下挖掘黑金。黑金

7）住在这白鴒笼内，又怎会舒适自在！白鴒笼

8）坐在飞机上乌瞰大地，只见一片大草原，还有一条长长的白带子。白带子

2. 明喻、暗喻、借喻句子个一个

- 明喻

明喻是本体和喻体同时出现，它们之间在形式上是相类的关系，说甲（本体）像（喻词）乙（喻体）。常用：像、好像、比如、仿佛、宛如、仿佛、好比、比方说、像……一样、如……一般、仿佛……似的、……一样、……似的等喻词来联系。

例子：朝气蓬勃的孩子就象六七点种的太阳

暗喻是本体和喻体同时出现，它们之间在形式上是相合的关系，说甲（本体）是（喻词）乙（喻体）。喻词常由：是、就是、成了、成为、变成等表判断的词语来充当。暗喻又叫隐喻。

例子：飞流直下三千尺，疑是银河落九天

本体和比喻词都不出现，以喻体直接代替本体，直接把甲（本体）说成乙（喻体）。

例子：“我似乎打了一个寒噤；我就知道，我们之间已经隔了一层可悲的厚障壁了，我也说不出话。”（鲁迅《故乡》）以“厚障壁”来比喻“我”和闰土之间形成的感情距离。借喻由于只有喻体出现，所以能产生更加深厚、含蓄的表达效果，同时也使语言更加简洁。

3. 要20个含暗喻修辞方法的句子

1.美感的记忆，是人生最可珍的产业，认识美的本能是上帝给我们进天堂的一把秘钥。

2.地中海沿岸成为西方文明的摇篮。

3.一本你喜爱的书就是一位朋友

4.共产党是太阳

5.勤奋是狂风暴雨后开出的海棠

6.你是酷暑里的浓阴

7.你是雾海里的航标灯

8.小兴安岭是一座天然的宝库

9. 成群结队的“清国留学生”的速成班，头顶上盘着大辫子，顶得学生制帽的顶上高高耸起， 形成 一座富士山。

10. 生存的小品文，必须 是 匕首， 是 投枪，能和读者一同杀出一条生存的血路的东西。

11. 更多的时候，乌云四合，层峦叠嶂都 成了 水墨山水。

12.四合院 是 一个盒子。

13. 不过朝花社不久就倒闭了，我也不想说清其中的原因，总之是柔石的理想的头 ，先碰了一个大钉子，力气固然白化，此外还得去借一百块钱来付纸账。

日常语法：BTS教你明喻和介词

日常语法：关于明喻和介词

18 November 2021

BTS是南韩流行少年团，近来在欧洲MTV获多项奖。

今天的语法我们将探究BTS歌曲[butter]中的一些单词，你将学到连系动词，明喻，介词及其他。连系动词是连接主语与形容词或与主语有关的名词。连系动词包括be.还有感官动词look smell feel 等等。

如"BTS is awesome!"系动词连接主语BTS和形容词awesome.awesome是超级好的意思。细看歌词中很多这样的句子。

The music group BTS, originally from South Korea, has developed a large international following. It recently won many awards at the MTV European Music Awards, including Best Pop, Best K-Pop and Best Group, among others.

Smooth like butter

Like a criminal undercover

In today's Everyday Grammar, we will explore some of the words from Butter, a popular BTS song. You will learn about linking verbs, similes, prepositions and more.

Let's start with a few important terms and ideas.

Linking verbs, prepositions, similes

Linking verbs are verbs that connect a subject to an adjective or noun that says something about the subject. Linking verbs include the verb be, as well as verbs related to senses such as look, feel, smell and so on.

Consider this example:

BTS is awesome!

This statement links the subject, BTS, with an adjective, awesome. In this case, awesome means extremely good.

介词是一个词或词组，告诉你关于名词，名词短语，或代词的意思。

常用介词有on over和under.

今天主讲一个你应该知道的重要介词:like

like可以是介词也可以是动词，不同词性时意义不同。作介词的意思是类似的意思。

如he is smooth like butter.介词like在名词之前。不管smooth是什么意思，整个句子是一个明喻句。

A preposition is a word or group of words that tells you information about a noun, noun phrase, or pronoun.

Common prepositions include words such as on, over and under.

But for today's report, there is an important preposition you should know about: like.

Like, the preposition, and like, the verb, have different meanings. Like, the preposition, means similar to someone or something.

Consider the following statement.

He is smooth like butter.

The pronoun, he, is the subject. The main verb, a linking verb, is be. The adjective smooth follows the verb be.

Then there is the group of words like butter. In this case, the preposition like comes before the noun, butter.

Smooth has a few different meanings. It can mean having a smooth, flat surface. It can also mean relaxed and confident in a pleasant way.

Regardless, the entire statement He is smooth like butter is a kind of statement known as a simile.

A simile uses the word like or as to describe someone or something by making a comparison to someone or something else.

In everyday speech, many - but certainly not all - of these similes involve linking verbs, as in:

This song is smooth like butter!

This candle smells like butter!

Butter

Now let's listen to a few lines from the BTS song Butter.

Smooth like butter

Like a criminal undercover

Gon' pop like trouble

Breakin' into your heart like that (Ooh)

Note that similes are the organizing idea for the song. The first line says smooth like butter.

The subject and main verb are not stated. If they were stated, one can guess the words would have been something like this:

I am smooth like butter.

This involves the subject, I, and the linking verb, be.

Then another simile appears: like a criminal undercover.

Once again, one can guess that the subject and main verb – the linking verb be – are not stated.

If the subject and linking verb were stated, the line might be something like this:

I am like a criminal undercover

As the song continues, many more similes appear:

Smooth like butter

Pull you in like no other

Don't need no Usher

To remind me you got it bad

Ain't no other

That can sweep you up like a robberNote that the preposition like introduces either a noun, as in butter, a pronoun, as in no other, or a noun phrase, as in a robber.

Later in the song, many of the similes do not involve linking verbs. To be clear: similes do not have to involve linking verbs. However, many everyday structures do involve them.

结束语

你下次听歌时，请关注like及连系的用法。只要细心学习努力工作，相信你的英语表达能力定会smooth like butter

Closing thoughts

The next time you listen to popular music, try to find examples of similes. Make note of how the speaker uses the word like, and make note of the verb the speaker uses. Does the speaker use a linking verb with the simile? Or do they use a different kind of verb?

With careful study and hard work, your ability to express comparisons in English will become smooth... like butter.