有关自由职业者的定义以及实例

acrosticism

theartorskillofwritingapoeminwhichthelinesorstanzasbeginwithlettersofthealphabetinregularorderoroneinwhichthefirst，middle，orfinallettersofthelinespellawordoraphrase.—acrostic，n.，adj.

alexandrine

aniambichexameter，oriambicversewithsixfeet.

anapest

afootofthreesyllables，thefirsttwoshortorunstressed，thethirdlongorstressed.—anapestic，adj.

antibacchius

1.（inquantitativemeter）twolongsyllablesfollowedbyashort.2.（inaccentedmeter）twostressedsyllablesfollowedbyanunstressed.cf.bacchius.—antibacchic，adj.

antistrophe

thesecondoftwometricallyrelatedsectionsinapoem.cf.strophe.seealso127.drama.—antistrophic，antistrophal，adj.

arsis

theaccentedpartofafootofverse.

bacchius

1.（inquantitativemeter）ashortsyllablefollowedbytwolong.2.（inaccentedmeter）anunstressedsyllablefollowedbytwostressed.cf.antibacchius.—bacchic，adj.

bardism

1.theartorskillofonewhocomposesandrecitesepicorheroicpoetry，oftentohisownmusicalaccompaniment.2.membershipinanancientcelticorderofpoets.

canto

oneofthemain（larger）divisionsinalongpoem.

catalexis

incompletenessofafoot，whereveritappearsinaverse.—catalectic，adj.

dactyl

afootofthreesyllables，theflrstlongoraccented，thefollowingtwoshortorunaccented.—dactylist，n.—dactylic，adj.

diastole（ingreekandlatinverse）thelengtheningofashortsyllable.cf.systole.—diastolic，adj.

dipody

adoublefoot;apairofsimilarfeetcomprisingametricalunit.—dipodic，adj.

distich

acoupletorpairofversesorlines，usuallyreadasaunit.

ecthlipsis