词语释义： Parabolic

抛物线的东西象征着什么或教一个简单的课程。许多寓言和圣经故事都是抛物线式的。

如果你祖父的故事总是以他说“这个故事的寓意是......”结尾，那么你可以将它们描述为抛物线。它们是寓言，换句话说，是试图教授道德或宗教课程的故事。另一种使用形容词 parabolic 的方法是表示“像抛物线”或图形上的数学曲线。 parabolic 的希腊词根是 parabolikos，“比喻”，来自 parabole，“比较或寓言”，或字面意思是“扔在旁边”。

Explain in English

Something that's parabolic symbolizes something or teaches a simple lesson. Many fables and Bible stories are parabolic.

If your grandfather's stories always end with him saying, "And the moral of this story is..." then you can describe them as parabolic. They are parables, in other words, tales that try to teach a moral or religious lesson. Another way to use the adjective parabolic is to mean "like a parabola," or a mathematical curve on a graph. The Greek root of parabolic is parabolikos, "figurative," from parabole, "comparison or parable," or literally "a throwing beside."