allegorically
英 [ˌælə'ɡɒrɪklɪ] 美 [ˌælə'ɡɒrɪklɪ]

adv.

寓言地，比喻地；

英英释义

allegorically[ ,æle'gɔrikəli ]

• adv.in an allegorical manner

  "the play ended allegorically"

权威例句

Teaching Allegorically
Teaching Allegorically
An Allegorically Tempered Decameron
Morrison’s Beloved: Allegorically Othering “White” Christianity
Morrison's Beloved: Allegorically Othering White Christianity - Toni Morrison - Critical Essay
Allegorically speaking: Intertextuality of the postmodern culture and its impact on print and television advertising
An allegorically analysis on Lord of the Flies with reference to Comte’s theory of “the Law of the Three Stages”
Following One's Nose in Reading W. G. Sebald Allegorically: Currere and Invisible Subjects
›Partly Allegorically, Partly Disclosed‹ – The Problem of the Allegorical Method as a Didactic Tool in Comenius’ »Labyrinth«
Who will save us from the rabbits?: rewriting the past allegorically | NOVA. The University of Newcastle's Digital Repository