Poetic Meaning in English

word

US

/poʊˈɛtɪk/

poh-E-tik

UK

/pəʊˈɛtɪk/

poh-E-tik

التعريف

Related to poetry, or having qualities typical of poetry, such as beauty, imagination, and deep feeling. Can also describe something as artistic or very expressive.

الاستخدام والفروق الدقيقة

Usually formal or descriptive; 'poetic' is used for both literal poems and anything with artistic, imaginative, or emotional qualities. Common phrases: 'poetic language', 'poetic justice'. Not used to mean 'popular'.

• Spanish: poético - lírico
• Portuguese (BR): poético - lírico
• Portuguese (PT): poético - lírico
• Chinese (Simplified): 诗意的 - 富有诗情的
• Chinese (Traditional): 詩意的 - 富有詩情的
• Hindi: काव्यात्मक - कवितामय
• Arabic: شِعري - ذو طابع شعري
• Bengali: কাব্যিক - কবিতাসুলভ
• Russian: поэтичный
• Japanese: 詩的な
• Vietnamese: thơ - mang tính thơ
• Korean: 시적인
• Turkish: şiirsel
• Urdu: شاعرانہ
• Indonesian: puitis

جمل نموذجية

She writes poetic stories about nature.

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The movie had a poetic ending.

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Her speech was very poetic.

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There's something poetic about walking in the rain at night.

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He has a poetic way of describing everyday moments.

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The sunset over the mountains looked absolutely poetic.

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