difference between idiom metaphor
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IDIOMS ARE PHRASES WHICH MEANS SOMETHING DIFFERENT FROM THE WORDS IN IT. WHEREAS METAPHOR IS A FIGURE OF SPEECH WHICH DESCRIBES A THING WHICH IT CANNOT BE.
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A Idiom is a figure of speech that doesn't really mean what its says.
Ex: He kicked the bucket. That means "He Died"
A Metaphor is simply comparing to things WITHOUT using Like or as.
Ex: My brother is the black sheep of the family. Which means that my brother doesn't make good decisions sometimes.
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