The republic of uzbekistan

Love is a battlefield.Sevgi bu jang maydoni
Bob is a couch potato. Bob telvizorsevar
Baby, you’re a firework.qadrdonim,sen zambaraksan
I am titanium .men titanman . titanium is a metali,in the sentence,the speaker was going to say “I am the strongest man’” he used “metaphorically speaking,”he meant “I am strong like titanium which can blow apart
Once you get past the image of going on a date armed with a battleaxe or David Guetta made out of corrosion-resistant metal, the result is a much more powerful description of people or events than you’d get with phrases like “love is difficult” or “I’m very strong.”
Metaphors show up in literature, poetry, music, and writing, but also in speech. If you hear someone say “metaphorically speaking,” it probably means that you shouldn’t take what they said as the truth, but as more of an idea. For example, it’s finals period and after exams, students are saying things like “That test was murder.” It’s a fair guess they’re still alive if they’re making comments about the test, so this is an example of speaking metaphorically or figuratively.
Metaphors can make your words come to life (or in the case of the exam, to death). Often, you can use a metaphor to make your subject more relatable to the reader or to make a complex thought easier to understand. They can also be a tremendous help when you want to enhance your writing with imagery. As a common figure of speech, metaphors turn up everywhere from novels and films to presidential speeches and even popular songs. When they’re especially good, they’re hard to miss.
Take these famous metaphor examples:
All the world’s a stage, and all the men and women merely players. They have their exits and their entrances. HAYOT BU SAHNA VA BARCHA AYOLLAR VA ERKAKLAR ODDIYGINA O`YINCHI. HAMMADA O`ZINING BOSHLANISHI VA TUGASHI BOR.
William Shakespeare used the most beautiful metaphor in his novel
America has tossed its cap over the wall of space. Amerika bo`shliq devoriga do`ppisini uloqtirdi.
John F. Kennedy
Chaos is a friend of mine. Tartibsizlik mening do`stim
Bob Dylan
A good conscience is a continual Christmas.insofli vijdon tuganmas bayram
Benjamin Franklin
You ain’t nothin’ but a hound dog, cryin’ all the time.sen doimyig`laydigan itdan nariga o`tmaysan.Elvis Presley
And also simile has the same function with metaphors
Then we learn about their differences.