Bare means naked or uncovered. Its literal meaning can refer to anything which can be physically covered by something but isn't. Bare feet are feet not covered with socks or shoes. A bare table is one which is not covered with a cloth, or dishes. In winter, a field is bare if it is not covered with snow.
In the figurative sense, it suggests something which is uncomplicated, simple, and "not dressed up." "Bare necessities" are the simplest and most essential necessities. A "bare promise" is one without any assurances or security.
Figurative
are not used for their literal meaning
The LITERAL meaning would be that you grew another eye that was used for measuring. The FIGURATIVE meaning is that you learned how to measure things well.
Literal: his brain was in a different place Figurative: not paying attention
the furitative meaning of burst is i dont know
bare
symbolic
Figurative
are not used for their literal meaning
A word that can be interpreted in a non literal meaning is said to have a figurative meaning.
A word that can be interpreted in a non literal meaning is said to have a figurative meaning.
A word that can be interpreted in a non literal meaning is said to have a figurative meaning.
I turned off the flame on the gas stove.I turned off from my boyfriend's sexual advances.Literal just means that what you read actually happened. Figurative means that it is an idiom or slang, that it didn't actually happen.He kicked the bucket. The literal meaning is that he kicked a bucket. The figurative meaning is that he died.That's a piece of cake. The literal meaning is that it is a slice of cake. The figurative meaning is that it is something easy to do.
The term for words that have more than the literal meaning is "figurative language." This includes figures of speech like metaphors, similes, and idioms which convey meanings beyond their literal interpretation.
allegory
The LITERAL meaning would be that you grew another eye that was used for measuring. The FIGURATIVE meaning is that you learned how to measure things well.
Literal: his brain was in a different place Figurative: not paying attention