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poetry如何读

英：[ˈpəʊətri]

美：[ˈpoʊətri]

poetry英汉释义

n.(名词)

[U]诗篇,诗歌,诗集 poems collectively or in general

poetry是什么意思

n. (名词)

诗，诗歌
诗意，诗情，诗趣
诗集，诗篇
诗作
诗歌艺术
作诗技巧，作诗（法）
美好的品质，优雅的气质
韵文
诗神
缪斯神
有诗意的事物
《诗歌》月刊
诗一般的美

poetry自然拼读

po·et·ry

po ih tri

poetry词根

词根：poetic

adj.

poetic 诗的，诗歌的；诗意的；诗人的

adv.

poetically 用韵文；有诗意地

n.

poetic 诗学，诗论

poetics 诗学；诗论；诗情

vi.

poetize 作诗

vt.

poetize 作诗；有诗意地描写

poetry英英释义

noun

metrical writing : verse

the productions of a poet : poems

writing that formulates a concentrated imaginative awareness of experience in language chosen and arranged to create a specific emotional response through meaning, sound, and rhythm

something likened to poetry especially in beauty of expression

poetic quality or aspect

the poetry of dance

poetry词组

poetry creation诗歌文本

lyric poetry抒情诗

epic poetry史诗

poetry reading诗歌朗诵

misty poetry朦胧诗

poetry区别

verse, poetry, poem

这组词都有“诗”的意思，其区别是：

verse多指诗句、诗行或诗节，也可作诗歌、韵文的总称。

poetry指诗的总称。

poem通常指一首诗或诗体文。

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poetry词源中文解释

14世纪晚期， poetrie，“诗歌，韵文；一首诗；古代文学；诗歌作品，寓言或故事”，源自13世纪的古法语 poetrie，可能直接来自中世纪拉丁语 poetria（约650年），源自拉丁语 poeta（见 poet）。在古典拉丁语中， poetria 的意思是“女诗人”。

比喻用法始于1660年代。古英语中有 metergeweorc “韵律”， metercræft “韵律艺术”。还有 scop-cræft “诗人的艺术”。现代英语在这组词中缺乏真正的动词形式，尽管已经尝试过 poeticize（1804年）， poetize（来自法语 poétiser，1580年代）和 poetrize（约1600年）。Poetry in motion（1826年）可能来自 poetry of motion（1813年）的“舞蹈”（也有 poetry of the foot，1660年代）。Poetry slam 于1993年出现。

It is only by a miracle that poetry is written at all. It is not recoverable thought, but a hue caught from a vaster receding thought. A poem is one undivided unimpeded expression fallen ripe into literature, and it is undividedly and unimpededly received by those for whom it was matured. [Thoreau, "A Week on the Concord and Merrimack Rivers"]

诗歌的创作只有通过奇迹才能完成。它不是可恢复的思想，而是从更广阔的后退思想中捕捉到的色彩。一首诗是一个未分割的、不受阻碍的表达，成熟后落入文学中，它是未分割地、不受阻碍地被那些为它成熟的人接受。

Poetry — meaning the aggregate of instances from which the idea of poetry is deduced by every new poet — has been increasingly enlarged for many centuries. The instances are numerous, varied and contradictory as instances of love; but just as 'love' is a word of powerful enough magic to make the true lover forget all its baser and falser, usages, so is 'poetry' for the true poet. [Robert Graves, "The White Goddess"]

诗歌——指每个新诗人从中推导出诗歌概念的实例的总和——已经在许多世纪里不断扩大。这些实例像爱情实例一样众多、多样且矛盾；但正如“爱情”是一个具有强大魔力的词语，能使真正的爱人忘记所有更低级和虚假的用法，对于真正的诗人来说，“诗歌”也是如此。[罗伯特·格雷夫斯，《白色女神》]

And the relation of the forms of poetry to the requirements of actual song is so fixed, that the laws of the four great groups of metre which we now successively to examine—the trimetre, tetrametre, pentametre, and hexametre—all depend upon the physical power of utterance in the breath. [Ruskin, "Elements of English Prosody, for use in St. George's Schools," 1880]

诗歌形式与实际歌曲要求的关系是如此固定，以至于我们现在要依次研究的四个大组韵律——三音步、四音步、五音步和六音步的法律——都取决于呼吸的物理发声能力。[拉斯金，《英语韵律要素，供圣乔治学校使用》，1880年]

poetry词源英文解释

The first known use of poetry was in the 14th century

poetry儿童词典英英释义

poinsettianoun

a showy Mexican and Central American plant with large scarlet bracts that grow like petals about its small yellow flowers

poikilothermnoun

an animal (as a frog) with a temperature that tends to change with and is similar to or slightly higher than the environment : a cold-blooded organism

poikilothermnoun

an animal (as a frog) with a temperature that tends to change with and is similar to or slightly higher than the environment : a cold-blooded organism

poignantadjective

painfully affecting the feelings : sharp, piercing

poignant grief

deeply affecting : touching

poignantadjective

painfully affecting the feelings : sharp, piercing

poignant grief

deeply affecting : touching

poignancynoun

the quality or state of being poignant

poinoun

a Hawaiian food made of cooked taro root pounded to a paste and often fermented

poetnoun

a person who writes poetry

poetrynoun

writing usually with a rhythm that repeats : verse

the productions of a poet : poems

writing chosen and arranged to create a certain emotional response through meaning, sound, and rhythm

poetry 例句

1 a poetry reading

诗歌朗诵

2 Together we would not be ashamed of being bright or liking poetry.

3 Now, instead of her poetry, she’s always reciting, Condemn me, it does not matter.

4 Each week I pick up more art books, storybooks, poetry books, and anything that strikes my fancy.

5 Marina stayed behind with the other squadron, entertaining them by playing the village school piano and reading them poetry.

6 She thought he was a talented writer and had encouraged him to submit a twenty-four-line poem called “Summer Storm” to a statewide poetry competition.

7 We are always finding new beauties in Shakespeare's poetry.

我们不断地在莎士比亚的诗歌中发现美妙之处.

8 I try out a bunch: Hearts and minds are my poetry.

9 Poetry also calls up all the colours, feelings, experiences and curious images of a dream world.

诗歌还能唤起世界的一切色彩, 感情, 经历和各种奇特的意象.

10 Real men didn’t read poetry—and God forbid they should ever write it!

11 Within two weeks, he’d resigned and spent the rest of his days in a small cabin writing confessional poetry.

12 You can't appreciate English poetry unless you understand its rhythm.

你若不懂英文诗韵律,就无法欣赏英文诗.

13 The kings and priests of ancient Sumer wanted writing to be used by professional scribes to record numbers of sheep owed in taxes, not by the masses to write poetry and hatch plots.

14 In the 18th century art was seen, along with music and poetry, as something edifying.

在18世纪，人们认为美术和音乐、诗歌一样，能够起到教化作用。

15 There’s a Heartrender at the Little Palace who can recite epic poetry for hours.

16 He turned his back to her to put the sheet of paper into the locked drawer where he kept his poetry.

17 “Do you want to hear a poem, Beowulf? You are in luck; I was planning to read more poetry today. After lunch, I thought we might have a go at ‘The Wreck of the Hesperus.’”

18 Mr. Brooke made no comment as she returned the book to Meg, who said innocently, “I thought it was poetry.”

19 They’re poetry books, so I sit down and look at them for a while, and think about Daddy all over again.

20 “I have been used to consider poetry as the food of love,” said Darcy.