| 释义 |
threnode|ˈθriːnəʊd|
[Alteration of next, after ode.]
= next.
1858Kingsley Misc., Chalk-stream Stud. I. 167 The threnodes of a certain peevish friend who literally hates a mountain. 1876Stedman Victorian Poets 99 As a threnode nothing comparable to [Arnold's Thyrsis] had then appeared since the Adonais of Shelley. 1903Daily Chron. 16 June 3/2 In death the old wailing of the threnode is still raised, and sometimes Charon's penny is still put under the tongue. |
