英语词汇macaronic verse的起源、历史背景-英语词源词典

macaronic verse. This is verse where the poet mixes words of his own language with those of another language, forcing his native words to fit the grammar of the foreign tongue, his in- tention almost always comic or nonsensical. The form seems to have been popularized in 1517 by Italian poet Teofilo Fo- lengo, who called it the literary equivalent of macaroni (which is of course commonplace and a mixture of a number of in- gredients). The Germans call it Nudelverse (noodle verse). See spaghetti.

词汇	macaronic verse
词源	macaronic verse. This is verse where the poet mixes words of his own language with those of another language, forcing his native words to fit the grammar of the foreign tongue, his in- tention almost always comic or nonsensical. The form seems to have been popularized in 1517 by Italian poet Teofilo Fo- lengo, who called it the literary equivalent of macaroni (which is of course commonplace and a mixture of a number of in- gredients). The Germans call it Nudelverse (noodle verse). See spaghetti.
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