poetry的意思和读音

poetry

: [ˈpoʊətri] : [ˈpəʊɪtri]

n.

adj.+n.english poetry,american poetry,lyric poetry

v.+n.write poetry,read poetry

n.the muse

poetryn.

1.[u]a collection of poems; poems in general

epic/lyric/pastoral, etc. poetry

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a poetry reading

2.[u][sing]a beautiful and elegant quality

There was poetry in all her gestures.

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n.1.poems; poems as a subject in schools or universities2.someone or something of great beauty, emotion, or imagination, or the quality of beauty, emotion, or imagination

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1.Well, he had been right, after all. Here was one magazine editor who knew real poetry when he saw it.

2.Such a causal poetry of the great poet Li Bai has brought us into a heaven on earth.

3.This discrepancy is reflected in two aspects: institutionalization of " noumenal hindrance" in poetry and introspective nature of poetry.

4.That's not to say you can't enjoy an audio narration of a novel or even a bit of poetry.

5.And yet, as you point out, poetry does have to be entertaining, or at least polite enough to be invited into peoples'living rooms?

6.Darcy: I thought poetry was the food of love. -Of a fine, stout love.-

7.More than anyone else of his time, he made products that were completely innovative, combining the power of poetry and processors.

8.His wife and children parents together the happiness of a family union, and friend wine lotus word poetry.

9.McGonagall was a textile industry worker who began writing poetry at the age of 47 after a " muse " visited him in his dundee apartment .47访

10.Without the crowd of a tour surrounding me, I imagined Dickinson had invited me over personally for tea or to share some poetry.