threnody
英 [ˈθrenədi] 美 ['θrenədɪ]

n.

挽歌；哀歌；悲哀；哀悼

变形

复数：threnodies

英英释义

threnody[ 'θrenədi, ,θri:- ]

• n.a song or hymn of mourning composed or performed as a memorial to a dead person

  同义词：dirgecoronachlamentrequiem

双语例句

用作名词(n.)

1. They sang a threnody for the dead person.
   他们为那个死去的人唱了哀歌。

权威例句

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Threnody: psychoanalytic digressions on the subject of hypertexts
The Economics of Loss: Emerson's "Threnody"
A Threnody of Patriarchal Clan Society——On Thomas Hardy's Wessex Novels
THRENODY OF SENTIMENT:Preliminary inquire into Wang Pengyun's CiPoetry of threnody
The Threnody of Liberalism: Constitutional Liberty and the Renewal of Community
Chanting the song of sorrow: Threnody in Homer and Zakes Mda
Mourning Beatrice: The Rhetoric of Threnody in the "Vita nuova"
EUGENE O'NEILL'S UNFINISHED THRENODY AND PROCESS OF INVENTION IN FOUR CYCLE PLAYS
Female Threnody under the Rule of Masculine Authority——The Analysis of Female Image in the Novel White Deer Plain
A threnody for describing heterosexual relations at the end of twentieth century——On the theme of More Die of Heartbreak