hendecasyllable
英 [ˌhendekəˈsɪləbl]

n.

十一音节的诗句；

英英释义

Hendecasyllable

• The hendecasyllable is a line of eleven syllables, used in Ancient Greek and Latin quantitative verse as well as in medieval and modern European poetry.

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权威例句

HENDECASYLLABLE
Word-Patterning in the Latin Hendecasyllable
The versification of the Romansh poet Andri Peer: the heptasyllable and hendecasyllable in his early free forms
The influence of the lyrical decasyllabe of the troubadours on the Italian hendecasyllable
Tennyson’s ‘metre of Catullus’: The ambivalent hendecasyllable
Rythm and tipology of Garcilaso's hendecasyllable
Sapphic hendecasyllable in Petar Knežević's collection Pisme duhovne razlike
Chaucer, Gower, and the History of the Hendecasyllable
Šenoa's Iambic Hendecasyllable (The Poetic Rendition of Tasso, "the Growing Harmony")
The Law of the Hendecasyllable