DICTION FIGURES one of 6 groups of literary figures or rhetorical figures. It is characterized by playing with the loudness of words, either by changing the order of words or phrases, either by reiterating sounds or words. DICTION figures are classified into 4 groups: TRANSFORMATION or METAPLASMOS figures, REPETICTION figures, POSITION figures and OMISSION figures.
CATRE' FALL, female CATRE CAIDO . I remember when I was young I was transferred to talca hospital with a closed ECT after an accident. The next day the stretcher enters the common room on a third floor and collects bacinicas and throwing the contents out the window, without even looking out. In the face of my surprise and recrimination he says to me : I do it because my mom told me that as a boy I fell from the cot and that's why I am like this ( silly ). Said of a person : What is unsotelligent. Metaphor for the cases of babies that allegedly fell from the mudador and hit the head, leaving with chronic sequelae.
LITERARY FIGURES Are expressions and phrases that are used in a non-traditional way and that give words special connotations, either to highlight a concept or to make the discourse more eloquent. There are 6 different types of literary figures, namely : TION FIGURES 4 GROUPS : TRANSFORMATION FIGURES , REPEAT FIGURES , OMISSION FIGURES , ORDER FIGURES 4 GROUPS : 1 . BIMEMBRATION , 2 . QUIASMO , 3 . HYPERBATON, 4 . RETRUCANO REPEAT FIGURES 12 GROUPS : 1 . ALITERATION , 2 . ANAFORA, 3 . ANADIPLOSIS , 4 . CONCATENATION , 5 . EPANADIPLOSIS , 6 . EPIPHORIA, 7. PARALLELISM, 8 . PLEONASMO , 9 . POLIPOTE , 10 . PARANOMASIA , 11 . POLISINDETON, 12 . REDAPPULATION THINKING FIGURES 8 GROUPS : 1 . AMPLIFICATION FIGURES, 2 . ACCUMULATION FIGURES , 3 . LOGICAL FIGURES , 4 . [DEFINITION FIGURES , 5 . OBLIQUE FIGURES[/E - , 6 . DIALOG FIGURES, 7 . DIALECTICAL FIGURES OR ARGUMENTATION FIGURES , 8 . SIGNIFICADOFIGURED FICTION FIGURES 11 GROUPS : 1 . ALLEGORY 2 . ANTITESIS OR CONTRAST , 3 . APOSTROPHE, 4. CALAMBUR, 5 . HYPERBOLE, 6. METAPHOR, 7. ONOMATOPEYA , [8 . E]PARADOJA , 9 . PERSONIFICATION, 10 . SIMIL , 11 . QUAINT SINESTFIGURES 6 groups : 1 . TOPOGRAPHY , 2 . CRONOGRAPHY , 3 . PROSOPOGRAPHY , 4 . ETOPEYA , 5 . THE PORTRAIT, 6. SELF-PORTRAIT
He was given CAT BY LIEBRE Euphemism for being ripped off. It comes from the fact that hare meat is quoted for human consumption and cat meat is not. In Chile : He passed cat for hare, that is, they made him believe that it was hare meat and was cat. Some synonyms, words or similar expressions may be they mistopped him, they deceived him
Weba (also webá , deformation of rovada ) In Chile colloquially, vulgarism. Any person who is anything. Derogatory, especially when it comes to people : The weba kill (s) cut off its fingers in the saw. The very weba told her that he was cheating on her. Leave that hit weba and come work with me. Put on any web and let's go.
VERY BLANDO Softer than normal, extremely soft, which requires much greater hardness (to make it suitable or good). Lacking the expected firmness or hardness. Soft to extremely soft white. Said of a person : He has no personality, he does not know how to impose himself : This boss is very soft, they climb on their shoulder as if nothing.
