What are the figures of speech that go well together (classification)?
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Your question is way too general.
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Examples of figures of speech:
* "It's raining cats and dogs" means it's raining intensely.
* "I'll give you a piece of my mind" means the speaker will state a frank opinion.
* "Break a leg" is a saying from theatre meaning "Good luck."
* "Butterflies in your stomach" figuratively describes nervousness.
* "You want a piece of me?" means "Do you want a fight?"
* "You're climbing the ladder to success!" means "You are doing a decent job at trying to achieve success."
* "There are four eyes looking at me." means there are two people looking at you.
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Collocation?
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