poetry
/ˈpəʊətri/ (bre, ipa) · /ˈpəʊətri/ (ame, ipa) · /ˈpō-ə-trē -i-trē also ˈpȯ(-)i-trē/ (ame, mw)
poetry — 名詞
1. poems as a kind of writing, or the art of writing them.
詩歌
作為文類的詩與寫詩藝術
poems as a kind of writing, or the art of writing them.
Naomi reads Japanese poetry on the train every morning.
Naomi 每天早上都在火車上讀日本詩歌。
read poetry + time expression
Our teacher asked us to write poetry about city life.
老師要我們寫以城市生活為題的詩。
write poetry about + topic
The library keeps children's poetry near the window seats.
圖書館把兒童詩歌放在窗邊座位附近。
After dinner, Leo read poetry by Pablo Neruda aloud.
晚飯後,Leo 大聲朗讀 Pablo Neruda 的詩作。
At Taipei Book Fair, Mia bought a book of modern poetry.
在台北國際書展,Mia 買了一本現代詩集。
- verse
more literary and often stresses line form or rhythm
- poems
plain plural form when you mean separate works rather than the art form
- literature
much broader because it also includes prose, drama, and other writing
- prose
ordinary writing that does not normally use poetic line form
文法句型
write poetry
read poetry
poetry by + writer
book of poetry
用法筆記
Usually uncountable. Distinguish from poem: a poem is one piece of writing, while poetry refers to the art form or to poems as a group.
常見錯誤
2. a special beauty or deep feeling that makes something seem like a poem.
詩意
像詩一樣的美感或情味
a special beauty or deep feeling that makes something seem like a poem.
There was poetry in the old man's slow, careful hands.
那位老人的雙手動作緩慢又小心,帶著一種詩意。
there is poetry in + noun
The film finds poetry in empty streets after the rain.
那部電影在雨後的空街裡找到了詩意。
find poetry in + ordinary scene
Even the small kitchen had poetry at sunrise.
連那間小廚房在日出時都有詩意。
Her speech lacked poetry, but every word was honest.
她的演講少了幾分詩意,但每個字都很真誠。
The dance brought poetry to a plain school hall.
那支舞讓一間普通的學校禮堂有了詩意。
文法句型
the poetry of + noun
poetry in + noun
find poetry in + noun
用法筆記
Often appears in patterns like the poetry of a place or find poetry in everyday things. It commonly describes quiet beauty in scenes, movement, or expression rather than written texts.