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  • Kevin Adrián Díaz Cámara

  • 問題数 33 • 6/13/2024

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  • 1

    A pun, play of words.

    Paranomasia

  • 2

    A factious narrative intended to teach a useful truth, Animals as humans.

    Fable

  • 3

    Appropiate to the subject, the occasion and the audience.

    Diction Criteria

  • 4

    An epigram that conveys a given idea

    Proverb

  • 5

    A contradiction in terms

    Oxymoron

  • 6

    Deliberate use of offensive language to shock.

    Parrhesia

  • 7

    a metaphor which the speaker elaborates upon to convey further aspects of his main idea

    Extended metaphor

  • 8

    the interpreter is not doing justice to epic quality of the speaker

    Plain speech

  • 9

    a part is used for the whole or the whole for a part.

    Synecdoche

  • 10

    an expression in the usage of a language that is peculiar to itself either grammatically or in having a meaning that can't be deduced from the combined meanings of its elements.

    Idiom

  • 11

    A brief statement of a principle

    Aphorism

  • 12

    extravagant exaggeration

    Hyperbole

  • 13

    a word or phrase literally denoting one kind of object or idea is used in place of another to suggest likeness between them.

    Metaphor

  • 14

    some speakers tend to blame the interpreter when they've gone too far or "misspoken.

    better safe than sorry approach

  • 15

    an object incidental comment made to an imaginary person or an inanimate object

    Apostrophe

  • 16

    comparing two things, often introduced by "as" or "like."

    Simile

  • 17

    a general truth, fundamental principle or a rule of conduct.

    Maxim

  • 18

    use the name of one thing for that of another of which it is an attribute or associated with.

    Metonymy

  • 19

    a witty saying that's been over-used

    Bromide

  • 20

    try to use the official translation in the TL if the document is available.

    Quotation

  • 21

    the addition to a metaphor of another element which is incompatible due to the poor choice of words

    Mixed metaphor

  • 22

    a humorous imitation of another person's speech or manner of speaking

    Parody

  • 23

    a usually short fictional story that illustrates a moral concept or religious principle.

    Parable

  • 24

    a brief saying used as a guide for conduct or as a cry for a movement.

    Motto/slogan

  • 25

    Look for an approximately equivalent reference from english literature to preserve its main point and essential flavor

    Transposition

  • 26

    The Expression by means of simbolic fictional figures an actions of truths or generalizations about human conduct or experience.

    Allegory.

  • 27

    A witty saying

    Apothegm

  • 28

    when a name is replaced by another, or by a paraphrase.

    Antonomasia

  • 29

    try to interpret the same by using the source as did the speaker, otherwise, the audience may feel spoken down to

    Allusion

  • 30

    interpreted depending on the occasion and the speaker's tone and intent.

    Strong language

  • 31

    A short clever saying

    Epigram

  • 32

    deliberate use of a weaker expression to avoid offending, or placing a more positive light or an idea

    Euphemism

  • 33

    the way in which words are used in speech or writing.

    Diction