allegory

UK:  ['æləɡ(ə)ri]

US:  ['æləɡəri]

复数：allegories  

n.

1.比喻;寓言;象征

2.寓言;讽刺小说

3.〔文〕讽喻

4.哑谜

1 . With the certainty of his prophetic foresight, Ezekiel spoke as though the events represented in this allegory had already happened.
以西结因确定所预见的必定发生，其描述的语气常宛如已经发生了。

2 . The creature is white, furry and bony. Scholars have written reams about this ermine's significance as an allegory of purity.
白色的小东西毛茸茸的，很是骨感，学者们写过大量文章论述貂代表着纯洁无瑕。

3 . Yin allegory analysts believe that this project will be the middle of real estate prices more favourable.
分析师尹喻认为，这将对中间段价格的房地产项目比较有利。

4 . The combinations of these objects do not follow the normal way but with super realism allegory.
这是因为这些物体之间的关系组合不是按照习惯的方式，而是具有超越现实的讽喻意味。

5 . The book is an allegory in which the prophet is presented as a man married to a harlot or an adulterous wife.
此书的主题是先知以娶了一个妓女或荡妇为妻来隐喻耶和华怜悯以色列人。