Examples of using Ode in English and their translations into Chinese
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Ode on a Grecian Urn' from a manuscript copy believed to be in the hand of George Keats, the poet's brother.
It was Western, the west wind, an ode from the Plains, something new, long prophesied, long a-coming.
To defend the purity of the Olympic spirit, in 1912, Mr. Coubertin published his famous"Ode to Sports" during the Stockholm Olympics.
It is an ode to love in all its forms, the show takes the audience into the history of love, its legends and its future.
We went from there and within six weeks, he was playing Ode To Joy in front of his whole school.
The movie becomes as much an ode to stick-to-itiveness and the DIY ethic as living small.
A Chinese drama about five women who live on the 22nd floor of an apartment complex in Shanghai called Ode To Joy.
The capital of Europe is an ode to culture and diversity, and this is reflected in its museums.
The Beijing Symphony Orchestra brought its instruments to the square and gave an impromptu performance of Beethoven's Ode to Joy.
Twitter is convinced the song is an ode to Grande's ex-boyfriend the late Mac Miller, and the evidence holds up.
The perfume is an ode to the Arts, an ode to Venice itself and represents the highest level of immersive beauty.
Call of Duty: WWII is an ode to the heroism of the Second World War, but not all of the heroes are familiar.
When confronted about her offense, she defended her choice, saying it was"an ode to the spirit of dance and freedom.".
Fifty-eight Psalms bear the description mizmor(מזמור; ψαλμός), a lyric ode, or a song set to music;
The“y” is backward, an ode to the free-spirited nature of the company.
Solfar Sculpture is a huge abstract steel sculpture that resembles a ship, though not a Viking ship, and is considered an ode to the sun.
Fifty-eight Psalms bear the designation mizmor(מזמור; Greek psalmos, a Psalm), a lyric ode, or a song set to music;
Gratitude is an ode to life, to love, to mortality, and to the unique pleasures and challenges that accompany being human.
The Ode to the Fallen will be recited in Māori and English at the Tomb of the Unknown Warrior.
The highlight of this recital is the duet"Ode on the Death of Mr. Henry Purcell".