Definition of decasyllabic in English:

decasyllabic

adjective ˌdɛkəsɪˈlabɪkˌdɛkəsɪˈlæbɪk

Prosody

(of a metrical line) consisting of ten syllables.
（诗行）十音节的
Example sentencesExamples
- During his brief but turbulent life, he wrote some thirty lyric poems, as well as several in the decasyllabic tradition.
- John Gurney said that what he liked about the decasyllabic line was that it could be made close to conversation but was yet ` something better than prose’.
- More precisely, you adapt a variation of decasyllabic meter, where your lines alternate between thirteen and seven syllables each.
- Unlike Southwell's four other nativity poems, this one is written in decasyllabic six-ains, which we find frequently in his poetry.
- They should be ruled rather by accent than by mere beat, but in no case may there be a line or lines which cannot be read as decasyllabic without difficulty or hesitation.

Definition of decasyllabic in US English:

decasyllabic

adjectiveˌdɛkəsɪˈlæbɪkˌdekəsiˈlabik

Prosody

(of a metrical line) consisting of ten syllables.
（诗行）十音节的
Example sentencesExamples
- More precisely, you adapt a variation of decasyllabic meter, where your lines alternate between thirteen and seven syllables each.
- They should be ruled rather by accent than by mere beat, but in no case may there be a line or lines which cannot be read as decasyllabic without difficulty or hesitation.
- During his brief but turbulent life, he wrote some thirty lyric poems, as well as several in the decasyllabic tradition.
- Unlike Southwell's four other nativity poems, this one is written in decasyllabic six-ains, which we find frequently in his poetry.
- John Gurney said that what he liked about the decasyllabic line was that it could be made close to conversation but was yet ` something better than prose’.

词汇	decasyllabic
释义	Definition of decasyllabic in English: decasyllabic adjective ˌdɛkəsɪˈlabɪkˌdɛkəsɪˈlæbɪk Prosody (of a metrical line) consisting of ten syllables. （诗行）十音节的 Example sentencesExamples During his brief but turbulent life, he wrote some thirty lyric poems, as well as several in the decasyllabic tradition. John Gurney said that what he liked about the decasyllabic line was that it could be made close to conversation but was yet ` something better than prose’. More precisely, you adapt a variation of decasyllabic meter, where your lines alternate between thirteen and seven syllables each. Unlike Southwell's four other nativity poems, this one is written in decasyllabic six-ains, which we find frequently in his poetry. They should be ruled rather by accent than by mere beat, but in no case may there be a line or lines which cannot be read as decasyllabic without difficulty or hesitation. Definition of decasyllabic in US English: decasyllabic adjectiveˌdɛkəsɪˈlæbɪkˌdekəsiˈlabik Prosody (of a metrical line) consisting of ten syllables. （诗行）十音节的 Example sentencesExamples More precisely, you adapt a variation of decasyllabic meter, where your lines alternate between thirteen and seven syllables each. They should be ruled rather by accent than by mere beat, but in no case may there be a line or lines which cannot be read as decasyllabic without difficulty or hesitation. During his brief but turbulent life, he wrote some thirty lyric poems, as well as several in the decasyllabic tradition. Unlike Southwell's four other nativity poems, this one is written in decasyllabic six-ains, which we find frequently in his poetry. John Gurney said that what he liked about the decasyllabic line was that it could be made close to conversation but was yet ` something better than prose’.
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