poetic

poetisch, dichterisch

Mit Gedichten oder der Art, sie zu schreiben, verbunden.

In einfachem Englisch: Connected with poems or the way they are written.

• We studied several poetic forms.
• Rhyme is one of her favourite poetic devices.
• The course explores the country's poetic tradition.

Häufige Wendungen: poetic form, poetic metre, poetic tradition, poetic devices

poetisch, lyrisch

Mit schöner oder fantasievoller Sprache, die wie ein Gedicht klingt.

In einfachem Englisch: Using beautiful or imaginative language that sounds like a poem.

• Her letters are full of poetic language.
• He gave a poetic description of the sea.
• The ending sounds more poetic than the rest of the story.

Synonyme: lyrical, poetical

Gegenteile: prosaic

Häufige Wendungen: poetic language, poetic description, poetic prose, poetic expression

poetisch

Schön, bedeutungsvoll oder besonders passend wirkend, wie ein Ereignis in einer Geschichte oder einem Gedicht.

In einfachem Englisch: Seeming beautiful, meaningful, or fitting, like an event in a story or poem.

• Their reunion had a poetic beauty.
• The thief losing his own wallet seemed like poetic justice.
• There was something poetic about the garden blooming after his death.

Synonyme: evocative

Häufige Wendungen: poetic justice, a poetic ending, a poetic moment, poetic irony