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What's the difference between metaphor and innuendo?
The difference between metaphor and innuendo is that the meaning is different and the part of speech is different.

First, the meaning is different.

1, the metaphor means:

(1) is a metaphor. That is to say, thing A is explained by thing B, which has some similarity with thing A. Metaphor generally includes three parts: ontology (object to be compared), vehicle (object to be compared) and figurative words (words connecting ontology and vehicle).

Example: Children (noumenon) are like (figuratively speaking) flowers (carriers) in spring.

(2) Give an example.

Example: We use the relationship between fish and water to compare the relationship between the PLA and the people.

2. Mapping means:

Reflection and illumination can also refer to reflection.

The starlight reflected from the yard into the hall.

Second, the parts of speech are different.

1. Metaphor is a rhetorical term, also called "metaphor" and "metaphor", which was called "bi" or "pi" in ancient China. The basic types are simile, metaphor and metonymy.

2. Mapping: In mathematics, mapping is a mathematical term, which refers to the "corresponding" relationship between two groups of elements.

Extended data

Synonyms of metaphor: for example, for example

First, like what?

Pronunciation: pì rú?

Explanation: For example.

Source: Shi's "Teaching War and Defending Strategy": "The trend of the world is like a suit."

The situation in the world is like the whole human body.

Example: Many flowers and trees are planted on campus, such as oleander, magnolia grandiflora, Metasequoia glyptostroboides and wisteria.

Second, for example

Pronunciation: bǐ fāng

Explanation:

1. Explain what is not easy to understand with what is easy to understand.

Example: His unyielding character can be compared with that of pine and cypress, which are evergreen all the year round.

2, refers to the use of things A to explain the behavior of things B. ..

Example: This is just an analogy.

3. for example.