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1 Metapher
f; -, -n; LING., RHET. metaphor* * *die Metaphermetaphor* * *Me|ta|pher [me'tafɐ]f -, -n (LITER, POET)metaphor* * *(a form of expression (not using `like' or `as')in which a quality or characteristic is given to a person or thing by using a name, image, adjective etc normally used of something else which has similar qualities etc: `He's a tiger when he's angry' is an example of (a) metaphor.) metaphor* * *Me·ta·pher<-, -n>[meˈtafɐ]f metaphor* * *die; Metapher, Metaphern (Stilk.) metaphor* * ** * *die; Metapher, Metaphern (Stilk.) metaphor* * *-n n.metaphor n. -
2 peripher
Adj. peripheral* * *peripheral* * *pe|ri|pher [peri'feːɐ] (geh MED)1. adjperipheral2. advperipherally* * *pe·ri·pher[periˈfe:ɐ̯]I. adj2. ANAT, MED peripheral* * *1.Adjektiv peripheral2.adverbial peripherally* * *peripher adj peripheral* * *1.Adjektiv peripheral2.adverbial peripherally* * *adj.peripheral adj. adv.peripherally adv. -
3 Gopher
Go|pher ['goːfɐ]nt -(s), no pl (COMP, INTERNET)gopher, Gopher* * *der; Gophers, Gopher (DV) gopher* * *der; Gophers, Gopher (DV) gopher -
4 Metapher
Me·ta·pher <-, -n> [meʼtafɐ] fmetaphor -
5 peripher
pe·ri·pher [periʼfe:ɐ̭] adj -
6 Anapher
Anápher f, -n Ling анафора. -
7 Metapher
Metápher f, -n Lit метафора. -
8 Metapher
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9 Anapher
Anápher f =, -n лит.ана́фора ( повторение первого слова) -
10 Metapher
Metápher f =, -n лит.мета́фора, иносказа́ние, о́бразное выраже́ние
См. также в других словарях:
pher — pher·e·crat·ic; phi·los·o·pher; pho·nog·ra·pher; pho·tog·ra·pher; phys·i·og·ra·pher; plas·ma·pher·e·sis; por·nog·ra·pher; pot·a·mog·ra·pher; psy·chog·ra·pher; pte·rog·ra·pher; py·rog·ra·pher; ra·di·og·ra·pher; rhypa·rog·ra·pher; sce·nog·ra·pher;… … English syllables
pher- — pher See also: s. (s)p(h)er … Proto-Indo-European etymological dictionary
Pher|e|cra|te|an — «FEHR uh kruh TEE uhn», adjective, noun. Ancient Prosody. –adj. noting or having to do with a logaoedic tripody, catalectic or acatalectic, whose first or second foot is a dactyl, the others being trochees. –n. a Pherecratean tripody or verse.… … Useful english dictionary
Pher|e|crat|ic — «FEHR uh KRAT ihk», adjective, noun. = Pherecratean. (Cf. ↑Pherecratean) … Useful english dictionary
pher|o|mo|nal — «FEHR uh MOH nuhl», adjective. of or having to do with pheromones: »Of all the likely influences, a pheromonal communication, by subliminal odour, seemed biologically the most likely (Alex Comfort) … Useful english dictionary
pher|o|mone — «FEHR uh mohn», noun. a substance secreted externally by certain animal species, especially insects, to affect the behavior or development of other members of the species: »The queen substance of honeybees, which inhibits ovary development…in… … Useful english dictionary
pher — (G). Carry, bear … Dictionary of word roots and combining forms
-pher — fə(r) noun combining form ( s) Etymology: Greek pherein to carry more at bear : one that carries chronopher telpher … Useful english dictionary
pher·o·mone — /ˈferəˌmoʊn/ noun, pl mones [count] biology : a chemical substance that an animal or insect produces in order to attract other animals or insects and especially a mate … Useful english dictionary
at´mos|pher´i|cal|ly — at|mos|pher|ic «AT muh SFEHR ihk», adjective. 1. of or having to do with the atmosphere: »Normal atmospheric pressure on the earth s surface at sea level is 14.7 pounds to the square inch. 2. in the atmosphere: »Atmospheric conditions often… … Useful english dictionary
at|mos|pher|ic — «AT muh SFEHR ihk», adjective. 1. of or having to do with the atmosphere: »Normal atmospheric pressure on the earth s surface at sea level is 14.7 pounds to the square inch. 2. in the atmosphere: »Atmospheric conditions often prevent observations … Useful english dictionary
