Imagery-related documents Vibha Kong Nan tha shifts to comment on that figure as the image.Language arts is a way to say or write to the Chief official, steamed, but it means otherwise. The aim is to expand to more clearly convey knowledge or to think. Emotion, more or less, according to the intelligence of the reader or listener to appreciate the typical imagery is language that causes the imaginary language more straightforward because of the comparison. Imagery that is used in the literature can be categorized as follows: 1. the Metaphor (meta-Fort) is a figure of speech that compares two things that don't need to be taken. As compared to all of the same thing by using the word "is", "is" in the comparison. 2. (a) Simile is a figure of speech that compares two things that don't need to be applying the same lots. The words that a user types in this comparison figure of speech is the word absolve as a mechanical-looking like just like these seem to like, etc. 3. Synecdoche (SOM photnai) is said to any part of the entire section, but only somewhat meaningful cover all sections. 4. the Metonymy (implicit). The use of this figure of speech is one thing, but mentioned, meaningful otherwise. 5. the Oxymoron (Claassen talks) is to take words that have opposite meanings, or to argue against each other come together to make a new Word that means occurred. 6. the Paradox (proportionate terms) is a meaningful message, whether to use conflict intentionally or not, the message is mentioned, but the strange thing is true or not, but is already. 7. Synesthesia (dubbing innovation) is to use words instead of the result of the normal touch. 8. Hyperbole (ati expression) is to exaggerate, to emphasize a feeling sunmi used to scam. 9. Overstatement (right arrow) The use of this figure of speech is speech or writing, as if the water cruelly by a full audience reads or feels the Hyperbole is deliberately screwing unlike Hyperbole focuses on serious feelings. 10. the Allusion (reform terms) is a text adapted from text is already well known. 11. Personification (personification) is to use the language in a way that makes it as good as all the things that are not used to be a man by letting things like liquor, then show kiriyaakan people. 12. The Analogy (the lesson) as a way to compare a story, event, or idea, the two agreed that comparison is not needed. By adopting a text that is easy to understand, believe. Compared to what the writer or speaker want to explain. See how to use a simile is loosening the comparison. The lesson is that while the wording of the text comparison. 1. Rhetorical Question (rhetorical question) is the art of using the question is a question that has not been the answer those questions with the intent, hope will call attention to secondary more than want to answer, but if there is an answer. The answer is the answer to it is often denied. Even those who prefer this type of figure of speech is a politician, but to the general public. The poet and novelist, it used the same.
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