verse line
英 [vɜːs laɪn]
美 [vɜːrs laɪn]
网络 诗行
双语例句
- A division of a metrical composition, such as a stanza of a poem or hymn. a verse line having six metrical feet.
诗行，诗节诗节韵文的一部分，例如诗节或独唱部诗中每行有六个韵律步。 - A verse line having eight metrical feet.
诗中每行有八个韵律步。 - A break or pause ( usually for sense) in the middle of a verse line.
诗行中间的停顿或者暂停（通常因为意义）。 - A verse line having ten syllables.
诗中每行有十个音节。 - Guided by the "great liberation of poetic style", the forerunners of free verse are resolved to draw a clear line with classical Chinese in order to make free verse as orthodox.
在“诗体的大解放”旗帜引领下，白话诗的先驱们立志与古典诗歌“划清界限”，以使白话文取得正统地位。 - ( verse) having a rhetorical pause at the end of each line.
（韵文）每一行的结束都有修辞停顿。