The calf looks like a noble lady and has a dignified manner. -What rhetoric is used in this sentence?

Using anthropomorphic rhetoric, the noble characteristics of calves are vividly written.

From the lesson "Pastoral Poetry", the first volume of the fourth grade Chinese of the Soviet Education Edition: "Some cows are covered with damp-proof blankets and eating grass with their heads down; Some people stand still, as if thinking about something. The calf runs before and after, just like a naughty child; The old cow is majestic, like the parents of the herd. "

It is vivid and interesting to compare calves and old cows as adults, respectively, as "naughty children" and "parents of cows", which also highlights the author's love for cows.

The full text of the pastoral poem revolves around "Holland is a country with water, flowers and pastures." By describing the leisurely and free life of animals in the pasture during the day and the combination of quietness and movement in the pasture at night, it shows a picture of people, animals and nature living in harmony, and shows the author's deep admiration and yearning for the pastoral scenery in the Netherlands.

Extended data

The text of pastoral poetry consists of seven natural paragraphs, which are divided into three parts by using the general writing method of total score.

The first part (paragraph 1): generally introduces the overall characteristics of the Netherlands.

The author summarizes the most unique rural scenery in the Netherlands: water, flowers and pastures, and draws out the key points described in the full text.

The second part (paragraphs 2-6): In the form of sub-lens, it shows the pastoral scenery of the Netherlands.

The second paragraph describes the charming, harmonious and quiet scenery of the grassland seen by the author from a distance. "Eyes Full of Green" describes the beauty of the rural environment in the Netherlands, and the vitality has taught "big movies" to write as many tulips as possible.

In the third paragraph, write about the galloping horses on the grassland. Here, the graceful posture of the steed galloping on the grassland is vividly described, and the author describes it from the whole to the part by sketching, which highlights the strength of the steed and embodies its strength beauty.

In the fourth paragraph, the author described the grassland as "paradise-like", which fully reflected the joy on the grassland.

The fifth paragraph uses anthropomorphic rhetoric to say that cattle are "serious and silent", which not only reflects the quietness and leisure of cattle, but also sets off the quietness of grassland from the side. Writing the distant "whistle" is to contrast the silence of the grassland, which is a way of writing with sound as the contrast.

In the sixth paragraph, the author creates a quiet pastoral night color map by using coordinate sentences. The lighthouse flashes "faint light", which on the one hand reflects the tranquility and beauty of the night, and on the other hand adds vitality to the quiet night.

The third part (paragraph 7): Summarize the full text with "This is the real Netherlands".

After fully feeling the beautiful and quiet rural scenery in the Netherlands, the author expressed his sincere admiration and yearning for the rural scenery in the Netherlands.