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How to understand the concept of a metaphor
Note comparisons.
A metaphor links two ideas through imagery or mental pictures. A metaphor is an analogy, which means it aims to describe an object by comparing it to another one.

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- Examples include : " it was raining cats and dogs. " " people in glass houses should not throw stones.
- It generally interprets two things as equal when only one thought is contained within the other one. There are also comparisons that claim a particular object is independent or similar to another, such as " 3 plants grew together in a crowded parking lot.
- Pictures such as shapes (objects like trees) and sounds (noises) are not comparisons. Imagine you are playing in a well-lit room and notice that there are no windows in your room.
- For example, it might seem like a measurable phenomenon by comparing the two images of the same object when a person had a different hairstyle. Comparisons are often done to note an object's current shape, texture, or color.
A: Examples include : " it was raining cats and dogs. " " people in glass houses should not throw stones.

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How to be creative in your writing
Write about something that freaks you out.
You can be creative with your writing by choosing topics that will inspire you and motivate you. Writing about a topic that scares you or freaks you out can infuse your prose with passion, humor, and tension.

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- Think about a family reunion, sporting event, or a fictional situation from your childhood. If you're attending an event in person, make sure you explain how you deal with those sorts of situations.
- Too many distractions on an already busy day can also cause you to become jittery, impulsive, or nervous. Work around this by sticking to a template.
- The beauty of writing about something that seems boring or uninteresting is that you can explore it somewhere else. For example, let's say you have loved making dolls, but you have a whole collection of dolls to arrange on a dresser or along a counter.
- Maybe you choose to write about your worst fear or about your biggest moment of anxiety in your life. Focusing on a subject that makes you uncomfortable can force you to get creative and write through your fears on the page.
A: Maybe you choose to write about your worst fear or about your biggest moment of anxiety in your life. Focusing on a subject that makes you uncomfortable can force you to get creative and write through your fears on the page.

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A man sails on a sailboard on front the mountains. The man meets also a person sailing in the ocean. the man

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- sails on congas in the ocean.
- talks with the camera.
- falls from his sailboard, but he immediately gets up and continue sailing.
- is seen sailing in beach and catching a fish before going back to sea.
A: falls from his sailboard, but he immediately gets up and continue sailing.

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How to remove vomit from a car interior
Pick up any solid matter.
You can use a spatula and scrape the surface to remove chunks, or use a cloth or thick paper towel to remove pieces.
Blot the vomit to remove excess moisture.

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- Dip a clean cloth, or paper towel, into some of the vomit for extra absorbency. Blot the area you're cleaning with the cloth to absorb the remaining liquid.
- Take your cloth or paper towel and gently blot the vomit on a napkin to remove any fluid. If the stain remains on the cloth, use a wet paper towel to wipe off whatever remains.
- Press on an absorbent cloth or paper towel just hard enough to absorb liquid, but not so hard that you force the vomit further into the underlying surface. Sprinkle a thick layer of baking soda over the area you're cleaning.
- Use blotting the stained area of the interior for extra water to help lift remaining greasy food. Lubricate any areas where you might feel another sticky substance.
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Press on an absorbent cloth or paper towel just hard enough to absorb liquid, but not so hard that you force the vomit further into the underlying surface. Sprinkle a thick layer of baking soda over the area you're cleaning.