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poetical

/poh-et-ik/US // poʊˈɛt ɪk //UK // (pəʊˈɛtɪk) //

诗意的,诗情画意,诗意,充满诗意

Related Words

dramatic戏剧性的,巨大的,戏剧性,戏剧性地 elegiac婉转的,挽歌,挽歌式,婉转 epic史诗般的,史诗般,史诗般地,史诗性 idyllic田园诗般的,田园诗般地,田园诗般,田园风光 imaginative富有想象力的,富有想象力,富有想像力的,富于想象力的 lyric抒情诗,抒情,抒情歌曲,抒情歌 lyrical抒情,抒情的,抒情性,抒情性的 melodious悠扬的,悠扬,悠扬的旋律,轻柔的 romantic浪漫的,浪漫,罗曼蒂克,浪漫主义 tuneful有调性,有调性的,有调子的,有声有色 metrical韵律,计量学,计量,计量的 rhythmical有节奏的,有节奏感,有节奏感的,富有节奏感 anapestic贬义词,贬低,贬损,贬值 dactylic二重奏,二重唱,二声部,双音节 epical史诗般的,史诗般地,史诗般,史诗式的 iambic咏叹调,抑扬顿挫,偶数,抑扬格 odic恶性循环,恶性事件,恶作剧,恶性肿瘤 songlike类似歌曲,如歌,像歌,类似歌曲的

Definitions

adj.形容词 adjective

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Also po·et·i·cal.
- : possessing the qualities or charm of poetry: poetic descriptions of nature.
- : of or relating to a poet or poets.
- : characteristic of or befitting a poet: poetic feeling; poetic insight.
- : endowed with the faculty or feeling of a poet: a poetic eulogist.
- : having or showing the sensibility of a poet: a poetic lover.
- : of or relating to poetry: poetic literature.
- : of the nature of or resembling poetry: a poetic composition; poetic drama; poetic imagination.
- : celebrated in poetry, as a place.
- : providing a subject for poetry.
- : of or relating to literature in verse form.

n.名词 noun

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- : poetics.

Synonyms & Antonyms

adj.poetic

Synonyms

anapestic贬义词,贬低,贬损,贬值 dactylic二重奏,二重唱,二声部,双音节 dramatic戏剧性的,巨大的,戏剧性,戏剧性地 elegiac婉转的,挽歌,挽歌式,婉转 epic史诗般的,史诗般,史诗般地,史诗性 epical史诗般的,史诗般地,史诗般,史诗式的 epodic偶发性,偶发性的,偶发事件,偶发 iambic咏叹调,抑扬顿挫,偶数,抑扬格 idyllic田园诗般的,田园诗般地,田园诗般,田园风光 imaginative富有想象力的,富有想象力,富有想像力的,富于想象力的 lyric抒情诗,抒情,抒情歌曲,抒情歌 lyrical抒情,抒情的,抒情性,抒情性的 melodious悠扬的,悠扬,悠扬的旋律,轻柔的 metrical韵律,计量学,计量,计量的 odic恶性循环,恶性事件,恶作剧,恶性肿瘤 rhythmical有节奏的,有节奏感,有节奏感的,富有节奏感 romantic浪漫的,浪漫,罗曼蒂克,浪漫主义 songlike类似歌曲,如歌,像歌,类似歌曲的 tuneful有调性,有调性的,有调子的,有声有色

Examples

The paper was written on the topic, "Milton's Poetical Achievement."
Classical allusions, poetical turns of phrase, antique diction, recondite words.
No beauties, poetical or musical, have been passed down to us from any actual man called Orpheus.
His words were purposeful, almost business-like, with the tautest of poetical flourishes.
Samuel Squire, bishop of St. David's died; a poetical, historical and antiquarian writer of note.
I may as well say it here: with my poetical productions I was never satisfied any more than with my attempts at drawing.
That is a very lofty, poetical, and gratifying conception, but it is open to one fatal objection—it is not true.
Small parties called together for dramatic or poetical readings, are now fashionable, and very delightful.
The other one, Mr. Devenish—Claude—(she looks up and down as before) he's rather, rather poetical.

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