verse

• 指诗歌中的一行或一个诗节，也可泛指诗歌或韵文作品。

A noun referring to a line of metrical text, a piece of poetry, or literature written in metrical form.

1. Metrical literatureB2formalart

   Writing arranged with a metrical rhythm, typically having a rhyme scheme; poetry as a form of literature.

   诗歌

   • She writes in free verse, without a strict rhyme scheme.
   • The anthology contains verse from the 18th century.
   • He prefers reading prose over verse.

   同义词poesypoetryrhymeversification

2. A single poemB1formalart

   A composition written in metrical lines forming a poem.

   诗

   • He recited a verse from his favorite poet.
   • The book is a collection of short verses.
   • She wrote a verse about the beauty of autumn.

   同义词compositionlyricodepiecepoemrhymesonnet

3. Line of poetryB1formalart

   A single line of metrical writing, often forming part of a stanza.

   诗句

   • The second verse of the poem is particularly moving.
   • Each verse in the sonnet has ten syllables.
   • He memorized every verse of the epic.

   同义词line

• 动词，指创作或写作诗歌，也指通过学习或实践获得某一领域的技能或知识。

A verb used to indicate the act of composing or writing poetry, or to become skilled or knowledgeable in a particular subject through study or practice.

1. Compose or write in verseB2formal

   To express something in the form of poetry or metrical lines.

   作诗

   • The poet versed his emotions in a beautiful sonnet.
   • She versed the story of her travels in rhyming couplets.
   • He spent hours versing his thoughts on the beauty of nature.

   同义词rhymesingversify

2. Familiarize through study or experienceC1formal

   To become thoroughly knowledgeable or skilled in a subject through study or practice.

   熟悉掌握

   • She versed herself in the history of the Renaissance.
   • He is well versed in the art of negotiation.
   • They versed themselves in the local customs before traveling.

   同义词acquaintcoacheducatefamiliarizegroundinstructprepareprimeschoolteachtraintutor