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英语修辞集锦
Antithesis
1.单词平行对照
Knowledgemakehumble,ignorancemakesproud.
2.短语平行对照
Onehundredyearslater,theNegrolivesonalonelyislandofpovertyinthemidstofavastoceanofmaterialprosperity.
3.从句平行对照
Theworldwilllittlenote,notlongrememberwhatwesayherebutitcanforgetwhatwedidhere.
4.句子平行对照
Amisergrowsrichbyseemingpoor.
Anextravagantmangrowspoorbyseemingrich.
Moneyisagoodservantbutabadmaster.
Workhasabitterfootbutasweetfruit.
Thelifeofthewolfisthedeathofthelamb.
Lifecanonlybeunderstoodbackwards,butitmustbelivedforwards.
Wherethereisamarriagewithoutlove,therewillbelovewithoutmarriage.(ParodyandAntithesis)
Contrast
语义上的相对或者相反就被称作对照。
1.Caesar:
Cowardsdiemanytimesbeforetheirdeath;
thevaliantnevertasteofdeathbutonce.
2.Tobepreparedforwarisoneofthemosteffectualmeansofpreservingpeace.
3.Menalwayswanttobeawoman’sfirstlove;womenhaveamoresubtleinstinct,whattheylikeistobeaman’slastromance.
4.Amothertakestwentyyearstomakeamanofherboy,andanotherwomanafoolofhimintwentyminutes.
5.Abankisaplacewheretheyleanyouanumbrellainfairweatherandaskforitbackagainwhenitbeginstorain.
Hyperbole
Hyperboleisawayofdescribingsomethinginordertomakeitsoundbigger,smaller,better,worse,etc.thanitreallyis.分为ExtendedHyperbole和ReducedHyperbole
e.g.1.Hiseloquencecouldsplitrocks.
2.Itisthelaststrawthatbreaksthecamel'sback.
1.数词夸张
e.g.1.Onefatherismorethanathousandteachers.
2.Thismakeshimroarlikeathousandbulls.
2.通过其他词汇夸张
a.通过动词夸张
e.g.Initswake,budgetcutsandfoodshortageshavehitthenewnationofRussiaandpresshaveshotoutoftheworld.
b.通过名词夸张
e.g.1.It'sacrimetostayinsideonsuchagoodday.
2.Iwasbeatenmyselfintoallthecolorsofrainbows.
c.通过形容词夸张
e.g.1.Divorcehasbecomealucrativeprocess,simpletoarrangeandeasytoforget,andambitiousfemalescanrepeatitasoftenastheypleaseandparlaytheirwinningstoastronomicalfigures.
2.AndIwillluvetheestill,mydear,
Tilltheseasgangdry,
Andtherocksmeltwi'thesun,
OIwillluvetheestill,mydear,
whilethesandso'lifeshallrun.
3.Shehasthateverlastingrotationoftonguethatanechomustwaittillshediebeforeitcancatchherlastword.
3.用虚拟语气夸张
e.g.1.Somemoviestarsweartheirsunglasses,eveninchurch,theyareafraidGodmightrecognizethemandaskforautograph.
2....andthefattestwomenIhaveeverseeninmylifedozinginastraight-backchair.Itwasasifasackofgrainweresupportedbyamatchbox.
4.用形容词比较级和最高级夸张
e.g.Themosteffectivewaterpower—women'stears.
5.用其他辞格表示夸张
e.g.1.Adropofinkmaymakeamillionthink.(Metonymy,ContrastandHyperbole)
2.Aliecantravelhalfwayaroundtheworldwhilethetruthisputtingonhisshoes.(Personification,ComparisonandHyperbole)
Inversion
Inversioncanbedividedintotwodifferenttypes:
grammaticalinversionandrhetoricalinversionrespectively.Butthefunctionsvaryduetodifferentpurposes:
1Togiveemphasistoapartofthesentence.
2Toachievesentencebalance.
3Toachievemetricalpattern.
4Toachievecoherence.
Nowlet’slearnthefollowingexamplesaccordingtothefourfunctions.
1.Mosttrueisitthat“beautyisintheeyeofthegazer.”
2.Risingbehindthecitywasthe4000-footMountVesurius,agrasscoveredslopewheretheshepherdsofPompeiitooktheirgoats,tograze.
3.TheSunisnotabedwhenI
Atnightuponmypillowlie;
Androundtheearthhiswayhetakes,
Andmorningaftermorningmakes,
Whilehereathome,inshiningday,
Weroundthesunnygardenplay,
EachlittleIndiansleepyhead,
Isbeingkissedandputtobed.
4.Myopinionofthecoaltradeonthatriveristhatitmayrequiretalent,butitcertainlyrequirescapital.Talent,Mr.Micauberhas;capitalMr.Micauberhasnot.
Metaphor
Metaphorisanimpliedcomparisonoracondensedsimileforitomitsthewordasorlike.
1.of短语型
a).a/the+n.+of+n.
e.g.thebridgeoffriendship
b).a+n.+of+a+n.
e.g.afoxofaman;agirlofaboy
Apolicemanwavedmeoutofthesnakeoftrafficandflaggedmetostop.
2.名词型
e.g.1.Alltheworldisstage,andallmenandwomenmerelyplayer.
2.Educationisnotthefillingofapail,butthelightingofafire.
3.动词型
e.g.1.Theboywolfeddownthefoodthemomenthegrabbedit.
2.ThecasesnowballedintooneofthemostfamoustrialsinUShistory.
3.Hethatcannotforgiveothersbreakthebridgeoverwhichhemustpasshimselfforeveryonehastheneedtobeforgiven.
4.形容词型
e.g.1.Shehasaphotographicmemoryfordetails.
2.Hehasthemicrowavesmilethatwarmsotherswithoutheat.
Metonymy
Metonymyisafigureofspeechinwhichonewordorphraseissubstitutedforanotherwith