| 释义 |
pin·dar·ic
I. \(ˈ)pin|darik, -rēk\ adjective
Etymology: Latin pindaricus, from Greek pindarikos, from Pindaros Pindar died 443 B.C. Greek lyric poet + Greek -ikos -ic
1. usually capitalized
a. : of or relating to the poet Pindar
b. : written in the manner or style characteristic of or believed to be characteristic of Pindar
2. obsolete : marked by irregularity or lack of restraint
< the beauteous strife 'twixt their cool writings and pindaric life — Edward Young >
II. noun
(-s)
Usage: usually capitalized
1. : a Pindaric ode
2. pindarics plural : loose irregular verses that are similar to those used in Pindaric odes |