You probably didn't mean simile but you meant synonym?Agility or velocity
It means to be all over someone
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"Ballon" refers to the quality of a jump. Derived from the French word for "balloon", the term was meant to reflect the intended weightless appearance of a skilled ballerina's jump.
This simile suggests that a country is a place where courageous and honorable individuals are born and nurtured, just as a cradle is where a baby is cared for and protected. It conveys the idea that a nation's greatness is derived from the exceptional qualities of its people who contribute to its strength and prosperity.
The girl was sprightly when she was on a sugar high.
The Brain Busters are a paid or wrestlers that joined forces to work as a team in the context of the World Wrestling Federation. Their names are Arn Anderson and Tully Blanchard.
Yes, "as cold as ice" is an idiom that means extremely cold or emotionless. It is not meant to be taken literally.
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Islam began and was taught among the closest people within Muhammad's (PBUH) circle; his family and closest friends.
A metaphor and simile compare one thing in terms of another, but they do have to be literally true. Metaphor and simile are poetic devices; they are poetic language. As such, they often exaggerate or make comparisons that are meant to show a connection that is poetic, but not the absolute truth. For example, saying, "She runs as fast as a cheetah" is a simile that describes her speed in relationship to a cheetah, but it is not literally true. Whereas, saying, "She is a cheetah" also makes a comparison describing her speed in relationship to a cheetah, but again it is not true.