Чет тиллар факультети инглиз тили ўҚитиш методикаси кафедраси

E.g. She was the only Asian girl in the house. There were a few black women in here but mostly the girls were blondes, either by birth or bottle. /Tony Parson Man and Boy/ (of hair bleach) [44]
2. The name of the material stands for the name of the thing made of it:
E.g.Clown paintings and Rodeo Drive oils of rainy Paris street scenes said all talent should not be encouraged. /J. Kellerman The Clinic/ (pictures executed in oil) [25]
3. The name of the creator stands for the name of the thing made by him (also called “metonymic antonomasia”):
E.g.I couldn’t be sure, but I thought it was a Modigliani, a portrait of a girl’s face. /James Herbert Others/ (a picture made by this painter) [23]
4. The name of the symbol stands for the name of the thing symbolized:
E.g. Then Cruvic saw the press and said something to the uniforms. /Jonathan Kellerman The Clinic/ (the policemen) [25]
E.g. As the cops held the microphones at bay, Cruvic jogged, head down, to his car. /Jonathan Kellerman The Clinic/ (the journalists) [25]
5. The name of the instrument stands for the name of the action it performs:
E.g. Well, Mr. Weller, you’re a good whip and can do what you like with your horses. /Ch. Dickens Pickwick Papers/ [4]
6. The name of the concrete thing stands for the name of an abstract notion:
E.g. This particular mayor was invested with chain almost immediately. /A. Bennett The Heroism of Thomas Chadwick/ (he was elected Mayor) [1]
E.g. “I needed a hug too.”
“You did?”
“Everyone could use a teddy bear now and then.”
/Dean Koontz The Servants of Twilight/ (everyone needs sympathy and comforting) [38]
7. The name of the part stands for the whole, and vice versa (also called “synecdoche”):