12.5 Lyrik

Question 1

Lyrik, Dichtung

Answer 1

poetry (n, uncount) [ˈpoʊətri]

Question 2

Gedicht

Answer 2

poem (n) [ˈpoʊəm]

Question 3

dichterisches Bild; bildlicher Ausdruck,

Metapher

Answer 3

image (n) [ˈɪmɪʤ]

Question 4

Spannung(szustand)

Answer 4

tension (n) [ˈten(t)ʃᵊn]

Question 5

Dichter(in)

Answer 5

poet (n) [ˈpoʊət]

Question 6

poetisch, dichterisch

Answer 6

poetic (adj) [poʊˈet̬ɪk]

Question 7

Sonett

Answer 7

sonnet (n) [ˈsɑ:nɪt]

Question 8

Elegie

Answer 8

elegy (n) [ˈelɪʤi]

Question 9

Ode

Answer 9

ode (n) [oʊd]

Question 10

Ballade

Answer 10

ballad (n) [ˈbæləd]

Question 11

Epos, episches/erzählendes Gedicht

Answer 11

epic (n) [ˈepɪk]

Question 12

Kindergedicht/-lied

Answer 12

nursery rhyme (n)

Question 13

Limerick

Answer 13

limerick (n) [ˈlɪmɚɪk]

Question 14

Rhythmus, Takt

Answer 14

rhythm (n) [ˈrɪðᵊm]

Question 15

Betonung

Answer 15

stress (n) [stres]

Question 16

Alliteration, Stabreim

Answer 16

alliteration (n) [ˌəlɪt̬əˈreɪʃᵊn]

Question 17

Reim

Answer 17

rhyme (n) [raɪm]

Question 18

(sich) reimen

Answer 18

to rhyme (v) [raɪm]

Question 19

Blankvers

Answer 19

blank verse (n, uncount)

Question 20

Versmaß, Metrum

Answer 20

meter (n) [ˈmi:t̬ɚ]

Question 21

dichterische Bildsprache, Metaphorik

Answer 21

imagery (n) [ˈɪmɪʤᵊri]

Question 22

Gleichnis, Vergleich

Answer 22

simile (n) [ˈsɪməli]

Question 23

Metapher, bildlicher Ausdruck

Answer 23

metaphor (n) [ˈmet̬əfɔ:r]