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1. | (fig 比喻) She stands alone (ie is without equal) among modern sculptors. |
| 她在现代雕塑家中是独一无二的。 |
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2. | (fig 比喻) Clever children absorb knowledge easily. |
| 聪明孩子容易吸收知识。 |
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3. | (fig 比喻) She allowed her mind to wander. |
| 她任由思绪徘徊。 |
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4. | Forget the hashed metaphor. |
| 请不用理会这胡诌的比喻。 |
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5. | (fig 比喻) Their faces were alight with joy. |
| 他们因喜悦而容光焕发。 |
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6. | (fig 比喻) The sink had overflowed and the kitchen floor was awash. |
| 洗涤槽的水溢出来了, 厨房里满地都是水。 |
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7. | (fig 比喻) At 41 he'd reached the apex of his career. |
| 他41岁时到达事业的顶峰。 |
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8. | (fig 比喻) The salaries here are low (as) against the rates elsewhere. |
| 这里的薪水与别处相比是很低的。 |
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9. | (fig 比喻) They were making enough noise to awaken the dead. |
| 他们发出的声音大得能把死人吵醒。 |
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10. | (fig 比喻) I'd never apply the word 'readable' to any of his books. |
| 我决不会把他的任何一本书称为是‘可以一读的’。 |
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