haiku
haiku — 名詞
- haikusingular
- haikusplural
1. A short type of poem from Japan with a tradition of three unrhymed lines followi
俳句
日本三行無韻短詩
A short type of poem from Japan with a tradition of three unrhymed lines following a five-seven-five syllable pattern, usually about a moment in nature.
The teacher asked the class to write a haiku about autumn leaves.
老師要全班寫一首關於秋葉的俳句。
collocation: write a haiku about [topic]
My grandmother wrote a beautiful haiku about the cherry blossoms in her garden.
我祖母寫了一首關於院子裡櫻花的美麗俳句。
For the poetry contest, Ravi submitted a haiku describing a frog jumping into a pond.
Ravi 為詩歌比賽提交了一首描寫青蛙跳進池塘的俳句。
collocation: submit a haiku for [event]
A traditional haiku often captures a single moment in nature with just seventeen syllables.
傳統俳句通常只用十七個音節捕捉自然中的一個瞬間。
pattern: haiku + captures + [moment] in nature
The students read their haiku poems aloud while the cherry petals fell outside the window.
學生們大聲朗讀自己的俳句,窗外櫻花花瓣飄落。
- write a haiku
- compose a haiku
- read a haiku
- submit a haiku
- haiku poem
- haiku about nature
- traditional haiku
- Japanese haiku
- modern haiku
文法句型
a + haiku (singular countable)
two haiku (invariable plural)
write + haiku (uncountable, no article)
haiku + about / on + topic
用法筆記
The plural is usually haiku (not haikus), though haikus is sometimes used informally. This noun can be countable (a haiku, three haiku) or uncountable (she writes haiku).
常見錯誤
同根字
- haikuist名詞C2
- haiku-like形容詞C1