ode
/əʊd/ (bre, ipa) · [ˈod] /əʊd/ (ame, ipa) · [ˈod] /ˈōd/ (ame, mw)
ode — 名詞
- odesingular
- odesplural
1. A formal poem written in an elevated style that expresses deep praise or admirat
頌歌
讚美特定對象的抒情詩
A formal poem written in an elevated style that expresses deep praise or admiration for a specific person, place, occasion, or idea.
At the literary festival, the poet Dahlia read an ode to the changing seasons.
在文學節上,詩人 Dahlia 朗誦了一首讚美四季變化的頌歌。
ode + to + [subject]
Ingrid wrote an ode to her grandmother for the school poetry competition.
Ingrid 為學校詩歌比賽寫了一首獻給祖母的頌歌。
Kwame composed an ode honoring the athletes who brought home gold medals.
Kwame 創作了一首歌頌奪得金牌的運動員的頌歌。
The students studied an ode that celebrated the beauty of an ancient Greek vase.
學生們研讀了一首歌頌古希臘花瓶之美的頌歌。
Keats wrote some of the most famous odes in English literature during the nineteenth century.
Keats 在十九世紀創作了英語文學史上最著名的幾首頌歌。
文法句型
ode + to + [person/thing]
用法筆記
Often followed by 'to' and the name of the subject being praised, as in 'ode to a nightingale' or 'ode to joy'.
常見錯誤
2. Any creative piece — a film, song, speech, painting, or other work — meant to ho
致敬作品
表達讚美或敬意的創作
Any creative piece — a film, song, speech, painting, or other work — meant to honor or show deep admiration for a particular person, place, or thing.
The documentary was an ode to the musicians who created the city's jazz scene.
這部紀錄片是對那些開創城市爵士樂的音樂家們的致敬之作。
an ode to + [thing being honored]
Bilal's painting served as an ode to the landscape of his childhood home.
Bilal 的畫作是對他童年故鄉風景的頌讚。
The mayor gave a heartfelt ode to volunteers who rebuilt the town after the flood.
市長發表了一段真摯的致詞,讚美那些在洪水後重建小鎮的志工們。
Dario's latest film is an ode to the silent movies of the early twentieth century.
Dario 的最新電影是對二十世紀初期默片的致敬。
Noor designed the garden as an ode to the plants native to the surrounding region.
Noor 將這座花園設計成對當地原生植物的禮讚。
- tribute
a more general word for anything that shows respect or admiration; less formal and not tied to poetry
- homage
similar meaning but slightly more formal, often used for works that honor an artist or style
- celebration
focuses on joyful praise rather than formal respect
文法句型
an ode + to + [person/thing]
用法筆記
This sense extends the idea of a poetic ode to any medium. Unlike sense 1, the work does not have to be a poem; it can be a film, speech, painting, or even a physical space.