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IDChineseTrad.PinyinPlainPYEnglish Definition
IDChineseTrad.PinyinPlainPYEnglish Definition
1 shīshi1poem; Classifiers: ; poetry; verse; abbr. for Shijing 诗经 , the Book of Songs
2诗人 詩人 shī rénshi1 ren2bard; poet
3诗歌 詩歌 shī shi1 ge1poem; Classifiers:
4诗经 詩經 shī jīngShi1 jing1Shijing, the Book of Songs, early collection of Chinese poems and one of the Five Classics of Confucianism 五经
5诗词 詩詞 shī shi1 ci2verse
6诗篇 詩篇 shī piānshi1 pian1a poem; a composition in verse; fig. epic (compared with historical epic); the biblical Book of Psalms
7诗话 詩話 shī huàshi1 hua4notes on poetry, an essay genre consisting of informal commentary on poems and poets and their lives (old); a genre of narrative literature interspersing prose with poetry, popular in the Tang and Song dynasties; poetry and pictorial art; work of art combining pictures and poetry
8诗云 詩云 shī yúnshi1 yun2The poem says:
9诗中 詩中 shī zhōngshi1 zhong1In the poem; In the poem
10诗曰 詩曰 shī yuēshi1 yue1a poem goes:
11诗艺 詩藝 shī shi1 yi4poetry; poetic quality or flavor; ; Poetic art
12诗作 詩作 shī zuòshi1 zuo4Poetry
13诗以言志 詩以言志 shī yán zhìshi1 yi3 yan2 zhi4Poetry serves as a medium to convey one's aspiration; ambition. (idiom)
14诗兴大发 詩興大發 shī xìng shi1 xing4 da4 fa1to feel a strong urge to compose poems (idiom)
15诗行 詩行 shī xíngshi1 xing2Poem line
16诗仙 詩仙 shī xiānshi1 xian1"immortal of poetry", epithet of Li Bai 李白
17诗文 詩文 shī wénshi1 wen2poetry and literature
18诗体 詩體 shī shi1 ti3poetic form or genre
19诗坛祭酒 詩壇祭酒 shī tán jiǔshi1 tan2 ji4 jiu3to be the foremost of poets (idiom)
20诗坛 詩壇 shī tánshi1 tan2poetry circles; poetry world
21诗书 詩書 shī shūShi1 Shu1the Book of Songs 诗经
22诗圣 詩聖 shī shèngshi1 sheng4"sage of poetry", epithet of Du Fu 杜甫
23诗情画意 詩情畫意 shī qíng huà shi1 qing2 hua4 yi4picturesque charm; idyllic appeal; poetic grace
24诗情 詩情 shī qíngshi1 qing2Poetic sentiment
25诗律 詩律 shī shi1 lu:4meters and forms of versification; prosody