英语词汇“halfverse”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

half-verse n. Prosody half, or a section, of a verse or line of verse; spec. a hemistich, a half-line (see half-line n.).In quot. OE translating classical Latin hēmistichium hemistich n.

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OE Glosses to Bella Parisiacae Urbis of Abbo of St. Germain (Harl. 3271) in W. H. Stevenson Early Scholastic Colloquies 107 Apponas emistichium, cum sculpes distica : foresete ðu healffers ðænne þu writst twa fers.

?1531 J. Frith Disput. Purgatorye sig. f^v The first parte of the halfe verse is thys.

1674 T. Rymer in tr. R. Rapin Refl. Aristotle's Treat. Poesie sig. b2 In the last Half-verse, we may see how far our Author has out-done Apollonius.

1711 J. Addison Spectator No. 39. ¶5 I do not dislike the Speeches in our English Tragedy that close with an Hemistick, or half Verse.

1876 H. Sweet Anglo-Saxon Reader p. xcviii There is often only one alliterative letter in the first half verse.

2000 C. Wright in M. E. Fassler & R. A. Baltzer Divine Office in Lat. Middle Ages 291 These closing stresses of the half-verses are emphasized by the musical setting.

half-verse n. Prosody = half-line n.

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1711 J. Addison Spectator No. 39. ¶5, I do not dislike the Speeches in our English Tragedy that close with an Hemistick, or half Verse.

1876 H. Sweet Anglo-Saxon Reader p. xcviii, There is often only one alliterative letter in the first half verse.

1907 F. A. Blackburn Exodus & Daniel p. x, Uncorrected errors are few, though occasional omissions occur, generally of a half-verse.

1938 A. Campbell Battle of Brunanburh 16 It will be convenient to group its half-verses in the ‘five types’ of Sievers.

单词	halfverse
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