Limerick
EN→ZH
What Does Limerick Mean?
- 五行打油诗
- 打油诗
Limerick Pronunciation
/ˈlɪmərɪk/
Limerick Definition
noun
Definition
A limerick is a humorous verse of five lines with a specific rhythm and rhyme scheme (AABBA).
In ZH
打油诗是一种幽默的五行诗,具有特定的节奏和韵律结构(AABBA)。
How to Use Limerick in a Sentence
- The teacher asked us to write a limerick for our poetry class.
- He recited a funny limerick that made everyone laugh.
- Limericks usually have a light-hearted and whimsical tone.
- I enjoy reading limericks during our family gatherings.
- She won a contest for her clever limerick about cats.
Cultural Notes
Limericks are often used in English literature and are popular in comedic contexts.