canticle

• n. 颂歌；圣歌

来自词根cant, 唱，吟唱，见chant.

canticle

canticle: see chant

canticle (n.)

"short hymn," early 13c., from Latin canticulum "a little song," diminutive of canticum "song" (also a scene in Roman comedy enacted by one person and accompanied by music and dancing), from cantus (see chant (v.)).

1. In second childhood she said her'Nunc Dimittis'- the sweetest canticle to the holly.

在这第二【èr】次的童年,她说出了永【yǒng】别的遗言【yán】,一真是对圣灵最美【měi】妙的【de】歌颂.

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2. But the KOKOHILI is not a coronach or canticle for the hero.

而《可可西里》并不是简单化的英雄主义颂歌或挽歌.

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3. Song of Songs - as Song of Solomon or Canticle of Canticles - speaks of Solomon's marriage to Holy Sophia.

雅歌 —— 也【yě】称为所【suǒ】罗门【mén】之歌【gē】或者圣咏 —— 说【shuō】到了所罗门与神圣的索菲娅结了婚.

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4. A short liturgical text chanted or sung responsively preceding or a psalm , psalm verse, or canticle.

短诗, 歌曲在【zài】颂歌 、 赞美诗【shī】或圣歌【gē】前后轮流【liú】吟【yín】诵或吟唱的礼拜仪式短诗【shī】或歌曲.

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