doggerel
英 ['dɒg(ə)r(ə)l]
美 ['dɔɡərəl]
語源
英語の語源
- doggerel
- late 14c. (adj.); 1630s (n.), "Any rhyming verse in which the meter is forced into metronomic regularity by the stressing of normally unstressed syllables and in which rhyme is forced or banal" [Miller Williams, "Patterns of Poetry"]. probably from dog (n.) + pejorative suffix -rel and applied to bad poetry perhaps with a suggestion of puppyish clumsiness, or being fit only for dogs. Attested as a surname from mid-13c., but the sense is not evident.
例文
- 1. He styled his poem doggerel .
- 彼は彼のこの詩を油打ち詩と呼んだ。
＜dl>＜dt＞2.Neither it nor his other theological versetreatises rise far above
doggereel .
彼の他の神学に関する議論詩と同じで、これは下手な油打ち詩よりも多少優れているわけではない。- 3.He had heard some silly doggereel that kept running through his mind.
- 彼が聞いたことのあるいくつかの退屈な油打ち詩が時々頭に浮かんでくる。
- 4.To have the catchy sound of a simple，repetitious rhyme or doggerel .
- 彼がかつて聞いたことのある、彼の頭の中に浮かんでいた退屈な油打ち詩。
- 5.A simple doggereel tells us vividly the meaning of the property right.
- 財産権の意味をイメージ的に理解する通俗的な故事。
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