Sonnets Meaning in English
word · lemma: sonnet
ˈsɑnɪts
SAH-nits
sˈɒnɪts
SON-nits
释义
Sonnets are poems with 14 lines, usually written in a specific rhyme scheme and often about love or personal feelings.
用法与细微差别
Most famous in English literature due to Shakespeare's works. 'Sonnets' should only be used for the poetic form with exactly 14 lines. Typical collocations: 'write sonnets', 'Shakespearean sonnets'. Not to be confused with 'songs'.
Spanish: sonetosPortuguese (BR): sonetosPortuguese (PT): sonetosChinese (Simplified): 十四行诗Chinese (Traditional): 十四行詩Hindi: सॉनेट्सArabic: سونيتاتBengali: সনেটRussian: сонетыJapanese: ソネットVietnamese: sonnetKorean: 소네트Turkish: sonelerUrdu: sonnetIndonesian: soneta
例句
Shakespeare wrote many sonnets.
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We studied sonnets in our literature class.
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She enjoys reading classic sonnets.
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Some poets write modern sonnets about everyday life.
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Have you ever tried to compose your own sonnets?
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In college, I had to analyze three different sonnets for my final project.
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