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Metaphors play an important role in learning, and are understood in context of the learner's prior knowledge and culture. Therefore, there is a need to include metaphors adaptively. We introduce a conceptual model for metaphor adaptivity, and suggest an architecture allowing to enable metaphor adaptivity both in existing and in the future e-learning Web sites.