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Chiàu-jī (Eng-gí: literal)[1] kap phì-jū (figurative)[2] ê hun-pia̍t, sī tùi giân-gí tī bûn-thé-lūn (stylistics), siu-sû kiam ì-bī-lūn siōng ê chi̍t khoán hun-sek.
Chiàu-jī, sī kóng sú-iōng gí-sû goân-pún ia̍h cheng-bi̍t ê tēng-gī; nā phì-jū, sī sú-iōng thoat-lî goân-pún tēng-gī ê ì-sù, thang sán-seng khah ho̍k-cha̍p ê lí-lō͘ ia̍h sī ka-kiông piáu-ta̍t.
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