Definition
Definition of ODE - Reverso English Dictionary
Acronym
acr: Ordinary Differential EquationTECH. UK math equation with one variable and its rate of changeTECH. UK
- We solved an ODE in class today.
- He graphed the ODE on his laptop.
- The ODE describes population growth.
Origin of ODE
Greek ōidē (song)
Terms with ODE included in their meaning
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general praise
song or ode in praise of something
Greek chorus
part of an ancient Greek choral ode answering the strophe
Greek drama
ode for a single voice in Greek drama
literature
writer of an ode or odes
triple group ode
ode form with triple groups used by Pindar
poetry
irregular ode form mistakenly linked to Pindar
poetry
first division of a Pindaric ode's threefold structure
chorus movement
section of an ode chanted by chorus moving right to left
music
ode sung by the chorus in Greek drama
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- French:EDO, ...
- German:DGL, ...
- Italian:EDO, ...
- Spanish:EDO, ...
- Portuguese:EDO, ...
- Chinese:常微分方程, ...
- Japanese:ODE, ...
- Arabic:معادلة تفاضلية عادية, ...
- Hebrew:ODE, ...
- Russian:ОДУ, ...
- Ukrainian:ОДР, ...
- Hindi:साधारण अवकल समीकरण, ...
Definition of ode - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
literatureTECH. lyric poem with complex form, often praising a person or thingTECH.
- She wrote an ode to her favorite teacher.
2.
poetryTECH. lyric poem showing deep feelings or complex structureTECH.
- She wrote an ode to celebrate her hometown.
Expressions with ode
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type of lyrical poem written in the style of Horace
The poet composed a Horatian ode that captured the serene beauty of nature.
structured lyrical poem with strophes and epodes
The poet composed a Pindaric ode for the ceremony.
ode sung by the chorus in Greek drama
The choral ode highlighted the tragedy's main themes.
type of poem with a specific structure
The poet composed a beautiful Sapphic ode for the event.
Origin of ode
Greek, oide (song)
Examples of ode in a sentence
They composed an ode praising the old oak. The poet composed an ode about the sea. They read an ode honoring the retired teacher.
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- French:ode, ...
- German:Ode, ...
- Italian:ode, poesia lirica, ...
- Spanish:odisea, oda, ...
- Portuguese:oda, ...
- Chinese:颂歌, 颂赞诗, ...
- Japanese:頌歌, 賛歌, ...
- Arabic:قَصِيدَة مَدْح, قَصِيدَة مَدِيح, ...
- Hebrew:אוֹדָה, שִׁיר הַלֵּל, ...
- Russian:ода, ...
- Ukrainian:ода, ліричний вірш, ...
- Hindi:स्तोत्र, ओड, ...
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