quatrain in Japanese
quatrain in Japanese is クウォートレイン, クワトレイン, 四行連 — quatrain means a short poem or a stanza made up of four lines.
quatrain in Japanese
クウォートレイン
Pronounced: kuwōtorein
A stanza of four lines.
クワトレイン
Pronounced: kuwatorein
A stanza of four lines.
四行連
Pronounced: yongyōren
A stanza of four lines.
What does "quatrain" mean?
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noun A short poem or a stanza made up of four lines.
"The poet closed the sonnet with a final quatrain."
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quatrain in a sentence
- The poet closed the sonnet with a final quatrain.
- Each verse of the ballad was written as a rhyming quatrain.
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What is "quatrain" in Japanese?
"quatrain" in Japanese is クウォートレイン, クワトレイン, 四行連. quatrain means: A short poem or a stanza made up of four lines.
How do you pronounce クウォートレイン?
"quatrain" in Japanese is クウォートレイン, pronounced "kuwōtorein".
How do you use "quatrain" in a sentence?
Example: "The poet closed the sonnet with a final quatrain." In Japanese, "quatrain" is クウォートレイン, クワトレイン, 四行連.
Are there other ways to say "quatrain" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 3 translations listed for "quatrain": クウォートレイン, クワトレイン, 四行連.
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