1. Type of figurative language: Simile
What the phrase means: The person is very quiet, like a bat hiding in the dark.
2. Type of figurative language: Metaphor
What the phrase means: The argument was extremely loud and overwhelming, like a thunderstorm.
3. Type of figurative language: Personification
What the phrase means: The sweater is clinging tightly to the person, as if it were hugging them.
4. Type of figurative language: Simile
What the phrase means: The house is very small or narrow, comparing its size to that of a rock.
5. Type of figurative language: Personification
What the phrase means: The waves are moving quickly and energetically toward the shore, as if running.
6. Type of figurative language: Metaphor
What the phrase means: The snowflakes are beautiful and sparkling, comparing them to jewels in the sky.
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