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1. The sun is like a burning fireball. (figurative rhetorical device) 2, Xiaocao drilled out of the stratum and saw a new world. 3. On the playground, some students are playing basketball, some are skipping rope, and some are playing football. (Comparative Figures of Speech).
4. Lushan Waterfall seems to fall from the nine-fold sky. (Exaggerated rhetorical devices) 5. Isn't this spirit of learning worth learning? (rhetorical rhetoric) 6. Who is this person?
It turned out to be the new Xiaoming from the house next door. 7. If you love thin waist and pink legs, there will be a dance field. (borrowing rhetorical devices) 8, when feeling the tears, hating the bird is frightened.
Duality rhetoric) personification: Mother of the Yangtze River, you use sweet milk to feed the children of all ethnic groups; With your strong arms, you hold up the mountains and the sea.
Ratio: Ideal is the driving force for us to strive forward and innovate; Ideals are the guiding light of life; Ideals are the source of strength to overcome difficulties.
Metaphor: There is a tear in the corner of the little girl's eye, crystal clear, like a sapphire.
Rhetorical question: You found it all by yourself, how can I help you?
Question: Who is the cutest person? It's our troops, our fighters.
Exaggeration: The fragrance of that magnolia flower can be smelled thousands of miles away!
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Your face is like a red apple.
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The flowers smiled. (anthropomorphic).
The boss's fart threw himself up three feet high. (exaggeration).
He was as dexterous as a monkey. (simile).
There was a round of silver platters in the night sky. (metaphor).
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Rhetoric is the use of various expressions to make language accurate, distinct, vivid and powerful.
Commonly used rhetorical devices include metaphor, personification, exaggeration, comparison, duality, repetition, questioning, rhetorical questioning, quotation, contrast, borrowing, rhetoric, and thimble. 1.(1) Borrowing metaphors.
Neither the ontology nor the metaphor of A or B appears.
For example, countless arrows are shot from the ground, and thousands of waterfalls fall from the rooftops. (2) Exaggeration exaggerates the shape, nature, characteristics, function, and degree of things, such as:
The asphalt road is sunburned, and even the bronze plaque in front of the shop seems to be sunburned 2True. Use the words at the end of the previous sentence as the beginning of the next sentence, and follow them one after another, so as to promote the cohesion of the tone.
It is also known as Lianzhu, Lianzhu, and Lianlian. For example, use the words at the end of the previous sentence as the beginning of the next sentence, and follow each other to promote the cohesion of the tone.
It is also known as Lianzhu, Lianzhu, and Lianlian.
This is my understanding, if there is anything inconsiderate, I hope to give me a lot of advice.
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There are a lot of rhetorical devices, such as metaphor, personification, comparison, and duality.
There are countless of these sentences, and I will cite one: that thing is like a leather ball.
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1. Some people have lived a lifetime and have never even had a moment; Some people have only passed a moment, and they are already eternity in life. 2、
The sea is such a changeable monster. Yesterday, the eyes were full of turbid waves, but in a few days, they became a boundless verdant grassland. (Wei Wei).
3. The avenue is like a blue sky, and I can't go out alone. (Li Bai).
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figurative figures of speech).
anthropomorphic figures of speech).
(Comparative Figures of Speech).
Exaggerated figures of speech).
rhetorical rhetoric).
questioning rhetorical devices).
borrowing rhetorical devices).
Dual rhetorical devices).
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Figures of speech are figurative.
Anthropomorphic ranking.
Duality and so on.
For example, a bird is singing (anthropomorphic).
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Metaphor: The water on the lake is calm, like a mirror.
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The sentence with a figure of speech is as follows:
1. Fallen leaves dance with the wind.
2. A thick gray fog fills the earth, as if to hide the mystery of the changes that occur in nature.
3. West Lake is a pearl embedded in this paradise.
4. Daffodils are very beautiful, like a fairy standing by the river and wearing white clothes.
5. The calm surface of the lake is like a huge silver mirror.
6. A person who is good at listening is a wise man. Just as the flowers of spring catch the sun, the grass of summer meets the nectar. (figurative).
7. Take the field of chrysanthemum, take the sparseness of plum, take the purity of lotus, and take the fragrance of orchid. Take the opinions of others, achieve your own career, seize the splendor of the sun and the moon, and achieve your own brilliance. (analogy, metaphor, visualization, quotation).
8. In one breath, he sucked up the water of the Yangtze River.
9. Exaggeration: The fragrance of that magnolia can be smelled thousands of miles away!
10. The little girl's heart is as pure as cotton.
11. The cactus, like a long trumpet, is playing cheerful music against the blue sky.
12. Children flew in marshmallow balloons.
13. The road is very long, like a long streamer that stretches all the way to the horizon.
14. Love to read is a virtue. Reading makes people think actively, intelligently and wisely; Reading makes people open-minded and open-minded; Reading makes people far-sighted and ambitious; Reading books gives wings to thoughts and blossoms with feelings.
15. On a midsummer night, the breeze blows slowly, the bright moon chases the sunset, climbs over the mountain early, hangs in the middle of the sky, and the moonlight seems to carry a coolness, driving away the residual heat left by the hot day.
The difference between rhetorical devices and expressive techniques is that expressive techniques can make a distinct and strong impression on the whole or part of the article, and mainly focus on making the whole or part of the article effective; Rhetorical devices are methods or means to make sentences more vivid, expressive, and artistically beautiful, which can be called rhetorical devices. >>>More
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What are some figures of speech? What exactly does it do?
Anthropomorphic, figurative, descriptive, exaggerated.
Rhetorical methods: metaphor, personification, questioning, rhetorical questioning, borrowing, duality, exaggeration, foiling, allusion, use, intertextuality, repetition, etc.;