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小知识
If you brag that “the world's your oyster,” you're using a metaphor from Shakespeare, who knew a thing or two about figures of speech.
Good writers know their way around a metaphor, where you make an analogy between two things to show how one resembles the other in some way. When a character from Shakespeare calls the world his oyster, that's his boastful way of saying that all the riches of the world are his for the taking, like plucking a pearl from an oyster shell. Shakespeare also wrote, “All the world's a stage.” Oyster? Stage? Come on, Will, get your metaphors straight!
实用短语
词根词缀
前缀: meta-
表示”超过,改变”
n.
metabolism 新陈代谢meta超过,改变+bol抛+ism状态→抛[旧]变新
metamorphism 变形;变性meta超过,改变+morph形状+ism行为→变形
metaphor 隐喻meta超过,改变+phor带来→[语言]改变着说→隐喻
metaphysics 形而上学meta超过,改变+physics物质;物理学→物质之上的学科→形而上学
metapsychology 超心理学,灵学meta超过,改变+psych心灵+ology学科→n.超心理学,灵学