Simile-comparing two unlike things using like or as Metaphor-comparing two unlike thing without using like or as Examples of similes:AS strong AS a bull,easy AS pie,sweet LIKE â¦ honey Examples of metaphors:My world is an empty place,And she is buying the stairway to heaven,If i cant see you my world is an empty place.etaphor is something being compared not using like or as and simile is something being compared using like or as. Similes use like/as and are direct comparisons: He is as â¦ strong as an ox. Metaphors are more implied comparisons and don't use like/as. He thundered around the house.
Other striking plants confined to Chile include the Lantern Tree (Flora Chilena), the Chilean Blue Crocus (Kew), the Flame Nasturtium (ChileFlora.com), and the Ruil (Chilebosque).lant families unique to Chile include Lactoridaceae (Chilebosque) and Thyrsopteridaceae (flickr) from the Juan Fernandez Islands and Gomortegaceae (Flora Chilena) on the mainland.
Chile. Being such a long country stretched over a variety of landscapes, Chile has a vast range of food and drink. One of the highlights of Chilean Cuisine is its diversity of Seafood due to its 4,270 km (2,647 miles) of coastline. Another thing not to be missed while in Chile is its high quality red wine.Chilean food should not be confused with the spicy dishes common in Mexico.ypical Chilean Dishes. Here is a list of typical Chilean Food and Drink and what their equivalent is in English: Arrollado de Chancho-chunks of pork wrapped in pork fat smothered in red aji (ajÃ­). Chili bistec a lo-pobre, Beefsteak french, fries fried, onions topped with a couple of fried. eggs