threnody
英 [ˈθrenədi]
美 [ˈθrenədi]
n. 挽歌; 哀歌; 悲诗; 哀悼
COCA.45755
牛津词典
noun
- 挽歌；哀歌；悲诗；哀悼
a song, poem or other expression of great sadness for sb who has died or for sth that has ended
英英释义
noun
- a song or hymn of mourning composed or performed as a memorial to a dead person
双语例句
- Threnody for Women Wretches& on humanistic concern in the book "Corn"
为薄命的红颜悲歌&论《玉米》中的人文关怀 - She listened to its dismal threnody, tapping her teeth with her red pencil and watching rivulets snaking down the windowpanes.
她一边谛听着那忧悒的悲歌，一边用红色的铅笔轻击着她的牙齿，看着雨水顺窗玻璃蜿蜒流下。 - They sang a threnody for the dead person.
他们为那个死去的人唱了哀歌。 - Both The Thunderstorm and The Golden Lock Story Pay the close attention to the state of the female who lived in the old-style family, narrate their experiences of love or hate, sing a threnody and a dirge for them with heart.
《雷雨》和《金锁记》都表达了对旧时代女性生活、生存状态的极大关注，描绘了她们的爱与恨，为她们谱写了一曲悲歌，一曲挽歌。 - Threnody and Dirge: the World of Female& The Female Image in The Thunderstorm and The Golden Lock Story
悲歌·挽歌：她们的世界&《雷雨》、《金锁记》女性形象比较 - Thomas Hardy's Wessex novels are a threnody of the decline of the British rural patriarchal clan society, whose mood and tune experienced a complicated evolution from cheer to melancholy and desolation.
哈代的威塞克斯小说是英国宗法制农村社会衰亡的一曲挽歌，其情调经历了曲折的演变过程：欢快忧郁悲凉。