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比喻 (bǐyù) is commonly used in everyday Chinese conversations to make comparisons between two different things. It is used to draw attention to the similarities between two different objects or ideas, and to explain a concept in a more vivid and memorable way. For example, someone might say “他的言行就像一只猴子 (tā de yánxíng jiù xiàng yī zhī hóuzi)”, meaning “His words and deeds are like those of a monkey”, to describe someone who is mischievous or unpredictable.
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比喻 (bǐyù) is a Chinese word that can be used to compare two different things by using a metaphor or analogy. For example, one might say that "love is like a river, ever-flowing and never-ending" to compare the emotion of love to the physical characteristics of a river. This comparison is a 比喻 (bǐyù).
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比喻 (bǐyù) is used to compare two things in order to explain a concept or idea. It is used to draw a comparison between two different things in order to explain a concept or idea. For example, if you wanted to explain the concept of hard work, you could use a 比喻 to compare it to climbing a mountain.
If you are looking to express a comparison between two things without drawing a comparison to explain a concept or idea, then you would use other words such as 对比 (duìbǐ) or 比较 (bǐjiào). For example, if you wanted to compare the size of two objects, you would use 对比 or 比较 instead of 比喻.
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