Definition of lyrical in English:

lyrical

adjective ˈlɪrɪk(ə)lˈlɪrɪk(ə)l

1(of literature, art, or music) expressing the writer's emotions in an imaginative and beautiful way.
抒情风格的；抒情体的；热情奔放的
he gained a devoted following for his lyrical cricket writing
他为自己抒情体的有关…的写作赢得了忠诚的读者。
Example sentencesExamples
- Our music is lyrical, gritty and very original.
- But nevertheless, she has written emotionally charged music with lyrical directness.
- Everybody must have this recording in their collection: It is the most sublime music and sophisticated and lyrical jazz ever recorded.
- His music unites lyrical Romanticism with the rigours of Baroque and Classical forms.
- The lyrical art writing of John Ashbery, Bill Berkson, and Peter Schjeldhal has obvious affinities with Pater's.
- A beautiful and lyrical middle interlude provides a brief respite amid music of unabating virtuosity.
- You can find masters of any form, be it ballet, capoeira, flamenco or lyrical jazz.
- This year, tap, ballet, and lyrical jazz will be offered for all levels of students.
- We have Hysteria for the more lyrical music and Hysteria Underground for the harder, more underground vibe.
- You cannot help notice the remarkable literary, almost lyrical, quality about the work.
- Still, this is, in the end, an above average Kreisleriana, especially effective in the more lyrical music.
- Her poetry and prose quickly earned for her recognition as one of India's most lyrical and intellectually prolific writers.
- Far from a smutty provocation, the painting is unexpectedly lyrical.
- Beamish's taut and lyrical music may even win new admirers.
- The elegant and lyrical sculpture Tango, illustrated at right, is an icon of early twentieth-century American art.
- Tim Albery's production of Wagner's classic story of growing up, featuring some of his most lyrical music.
- Here the creaky melodrama is swept away by Tchaikovsky's lyrical music.
- He takes classes in musical theater, lyrical jazz, contemporary jazz, hip hop and funk.
- And even at its most splintered, the music remained intensely lyrical.
- A major influence in his lyrical visions is the writer Walt Whitman as signposted by the song ‘Leaves of Grass’.
Synonyms
songlike, lyric, melodic, musical, melodious, rhapsodic, poetic
expressive, emotional, deeply felt, personal, subjective, passionate
1. 1.1 (of poetry or a poet) lyric.
  （诗歌，诗人）抒情的
  Wordsworth's Lyrical Ballads
  华兹华斯的《抒情歌谣集》。
  Example sentencesExamples
  On the other hand, Nero's love for lyrical poetry did not stop him from being a tyrant.
  But both her prose and her poetry were extremely lyrical.
  There is no gentle poetry, no lyrical love duet, no sword fighting, no nurse, no doll, no childhood.
  I Saw Ramallah is an intensely lyrical account of the poet's return to his hometown on the West Bank from protracted exile abroad.
  Jordan is a powerful, lyrical writer who explores dark places and finds transparent truths about guilt and innocence.
  It also features some sublime lyrical poetry to boot.
  The conciseness of its language and the lyrical beauty of its poetry are unequated and it is recognised as one of the greatest literary and spiritual productions of India.
  Boxley Street in east London may not seem a natural source of lyrical poetry.
  His poetry is neither traditional, nor audaciously experimental, but lyrical and contemporary in themes.
  It was during this period that he found his voice and produced his greatest lyrical poetry, including the personal manifesto to struggle and to love, A Cloud in Trousers.
  Since he writes neither drama nor epic, he said, his poetry can only be lyrical.
  There are even elements of The Beatles in some of the choral sections, while her major hero, David Bowie, is said to come through in her unexpected lyrical poetry.
  This poetry was lyrical, taking its inspiration from nature and the countryside, and is now generally disregarded as lifeless and conventional.
  He was portrayed as a brilliant lyrical poet, but an ineffectual dreamer whose poetry improved when he outgrew his youthful radicalism.
  The show combines Jack's unique and spine tingling voice with the lyrical poetry of Jacques Brel and more than a touch of cabaret light and magic.
  Much of the debate of recent years has done serious damage to Burns' nature as a great lyrical and narrative poet.
  Yet Seferis survived all this, and the lyrical anguish of the poetry is his testament.
  The accents are at times difficult to understand but add to the appeal of the production and transform Synge's dialogue into lyrical poetry.
  Are we prepared to take a step towards the thinking poet or the lyrical thinker, with the kind of concentration and pleasure in complexity that he deserves?
  His poetry is sometimes lyrical, sometimes sharply satirical.
2Relating to the words of a popular song.
（与）流行歌曲歌词（有关）的
the lyrical content of his songs
他歌曲中的流行歌曲歌词。
Example sentencesExamples
- That stuff has given us more lyrical and song-based songs.
- Of course, when you listen to the record, you're left with more questions than answers, as the lyrical content is just as ambiguous as the song titles.
- The lyrical viewpoint of the song is bracing rather than saccharine or whiny.
- The folkier side of it comes out in the story-telling aspect of the song, the lyrical content.
- I ask Kelly if he has ever been embarrassed by singing a song due to its naked lyrical content.
- If you're a fan of Les Claypool and his odd lyrical content and vocal styling, as well as great song writing, you will need to own this album.
- Blimey, some of this recording is rather risqué - from the sultry photographs of Miss Phair that accompany the artwork to some of the lyrical content of the songs.
- In both cases, the melodic and lyrical thrust of the song is not lost in the new version - both work quite well in this refreshed context.
- Also the environment you grow up in is bound to be reflected in the lyrical content of the songs you write.
- The Swordsmen's techno knob fiddling adds an effective acid house wash to the song's coy lyrical interplay.
- With this horrifying statement, the song's lyrical content comes to an end.
- The story is in how Marshall attracts them, like you, with songs stripped of lyrical and musical artifice and a smoky, kool chick voice.
- Meanwhile, if your taste is more house music with DJ and hardly any lyrical content in the songs, then pick Seb Fontaine's album.
- Calypso according to Duke is our current editorial in song, timely in lyrical content and rhythm and relevant to said time and place.
- Further into the record, the band invests in smaller details, and when it does the songs overcome the lyrical shortcomings.
- These songs have a deceptive lyrical vacuity that hints at greater depths, but leaves them to the listener to consider.
- There was a time when Malayalam drama and cinema songs had an inimitable lyrical and musical charm.
- The way that I work piece by piece, I write as I go and one melody might instigate a counter melody and the emotional nature of a song might inspire the lyrical content.
- This 17-track collection features the Irish songs, ballads and lyrical legacy of colonial rule in Ireland.
- Certain companies which aimed at making a fast buck in the festival market produced albums in haste, due to which the songs lacked lyrical and musical quality.

Phrases

wax lyrical

Talk in a highly enthusiastic and effusive way.
热情而激动地谈论
he waxed lyrical about his splendid son-in-law
热情地谈论他的乘龙快婿。
Example sentencesExamples
- The veteran financial guru invented mutual funds - the US equivalent of index trusts - and was in Edinburgh last week waxing lyrical about Scotland, the home of his forefathers.
- Dick Hyman is not one for waxing lyrical, but get him on the subject of his boyhood hero Bix Beiderbecke and the quiet American giant of jazz piano suddenly has plenty to say.
- In all my rock literature perusing over the years, I really can't recall anyone waxing lyrical about ‘Face To Face’ as a stand-along thing, though they should have.
- I really didn't think that the 5/8 position was as crucial as described by Ken while he was waxing lyrical about the potential for rugby league strategies to influence rugby union.
- They launched an underwhelming campaign which consisted of a few posters and Packie Bonner unconvincingly waxing lyrical about the benefits of the tournament for Irish soccer.
- I mean, is it strictly necessary to emerge from the shower, grab a towel and commence a sawing action under your crotch while simultaneously waxing lyrical about Fairtrade bananas?
- In these pages last week, our art critic Iain Gale waxed lyrical - and certainly much more lyrically than I can ever wax - about the richness of the Demarco collection.
- I'm equally grateful to Quarsan for waxing lyrical about one of my favourite periods in music - the post-punk era - and for maintaining some directly music-related content on this site.
- It is approaching midnight in a cafe on the outskirts of Moscow and a group of enthusiasts are waxing lyrical on the subject of their favourite car, the Lada.
- Despite waxing lyrical in one repugnantly positive column about the African-American version of the KKK, the Black Panthers, this man feels free to see and condemn racism anywhere and everywhere.
Synonyms
rave, be enthusiastic, gush, bubble over, effervesce, be effusive, rhapsodize, go into raptures

Rhymes

empirical, miracle, panegyrical, satirical

Definition of lyrical in US English:

lyrical

adjectiveˈlirik(ə)lˈlɪrɪk(ə)l

1(of literature, art, or music) expressing the writer's emotions in an imaginative and beautiful way.
抒情风格的；抒情体的；热情奔放的
the poet's combination of lyrical and descriptive power
Example sentencesExamples
- Beamish's taut and lyrical music may even win new admirers.
- Here the creaky melodrama is swept away by Tchaikovsky's lyrical music.
- Our music is lyrical, gritty and very original.
- A beautiful and lyrical middle interlude provides a brief respite amid music of unabating virtuosity.
- We have Hysteria for the more lyrical music and Hysteria Underground for the harder, more underground vibe.
- Her poetry and prose quickly earned for her recognition as one of India's most lyrical and intellectually prolific writers.
- You cannot help notice the remarkable literary, almost lyrical, quality about the work.
- He takes classes in musical theater, lyrical jazz, contemporary jazz, hip hop and funk.
- This year, tap, ballet, and lyrical jazz will be offered for all levels of students.
- Tim Albery's production of Wagner's classic story of growing up, featuring some of his most lyrical music.
- You can find masters of any form, be it ballet, capoeira, flamenco or lyrical jazz.
- The lyrical art writing of John Ashbery, Bill Berkson, and Peter Schjeldhal has obvious affinities with Pater's.
- A major influence in his lyrical visions is the writer Walt Whitman as signposted by the song ‘Leaves of Grass’.
- But nevertheless, she has written emotionally charged music with lyrical directness.
- And even at its most splintered, the music remained intensely lyrical.
- Everybody must have this recording in their collection: It is the most sublime music and sophisticated and lyrical jazz ever recorded.
- Far from a smutty provocation, the painting is unexpectedly lyrical.
- His music unites lyrical Romanticism with the rigours of Baroque and Classical forms.
- The elegant and lyrical sculpture Tango, illustrated at right, is an icon of early twentieth-century American art.
- Still, this is, in the end, an above average Kreisleriana, especially effective in the more lyrical music.
Synonyms
songlike, lyric, melodic, musical, melodious, rhapsodic, poetic
1. 1.1 (of poetry or a poet) lyric.
  （诗歌，诗人）抒情的
  Wordsworth's Lyrical Ballads
  华兹华斯的《抒情歌谣集》。
  Example sentencesExamples
  It was during this period that he found his voice and produced his greatest lyrical poetry, including the personal manifesto to struggle and to love, A Cloud in Trousers.
  But both her prose and her poetry were extremely lyrical.
  Boxley Street in east London may not seem a natural source of lyrical poetry.
  It also features some sublime lyrical poetry to boot.
  Since he writes neither drama nor epic, he said, his poetry can only be lyrical.
  The conciseness of its language and the lyrical beauty of its poetry are unequated and it is recognised as one of the greatest literary and spiritual productions of India.
  The show combines Jack's unique and spine tingling voice with the lyrical poetry of Jacques Brel and more than a touch of cabaret light and magic.
  The accents are at times difficult to understand but add to the appeal of the production and transform Synge's dialogue into lyrical poetry.
  I Saw Ramallah is an intensely lyrical account of the poet's return to his hometown on the West Bank from protracted exile abroad.
  There is no gentle poetry, no lyrical love duet, no sword fighting, no nurse, no doll, no childhood.
  This poetry was lyrical, taking its inspiration from nature and the countryside, and is now generally disregarded as lifeless and conventional.
  There are even elements of The Beatles in some of the choral sections, while her major hero, David Bowie, is said to come through in her unexpected lyrical poetry.
  Much of the debate of recent years has done serious damage to Burns' nature as a great lyrical and narrative poet.
  Yet Seferis survived all this, and the lyrical anguish of the poetry is his testament.
  He was portrayed as a brilliant lyrical poet, but an ineffectual dreamer whose poetry improved when he outgrew his youthful radicalism.
  His poetry is sometimes lyrical, sometimes sharply satirical.
  Jordan is a powerful, lyrical writer who explores dark places and finds transparent truths about guilt and innocence.
  On the other hand, Nero's love for lyrical poetry did not stop him from being a tyrant.
  Are we prepared to take a step towards the thinking poet or the lyrical thinker, with the kind of concentration and pleasure in complexity that he deserves?
  His poetry is neither traditional, nor audaciously experimental, but lyrical and contemporary in themes.
2Relating to the words of a popular song.
（与）流行歌曲歌词（有关）的
the lyrical content of his songs
他歌曲中的流行歌曲歌词。
Example sentencesExamples
- This 17-track collection features the Irish songs, ballads and lyrical legacy of colonial rule in Ireland.
- The Swordsmen's techno knob fiddling adds an effective acid house wash to the song's coy lyrical interplay.
- Meanwhile, if your taste is more house music with DJ and hardly any lyrical content in the songs, then pick Seb Fontaine's album.
- The way that I work piece by piece, I write as I go and one melody might instigate a counter melody and the emotional nature of a song might inspire the lyrical content.
- The lyrical viewpoint of the song is bracing rather than saccharine or whiny.
- Also the environment you grow up in is bound to be reflected in the lyrical content of the songs you write.
- I ask Kelly if he has ever been embarrassed by singing a song due to its naked lyrical content.
- In both cases, the melodic and lyrical thrust of the song is not lost in the new version - both work quite well in this refreshed context.
- Further into the record, the band invests in smaller details, and when it does the songs overcome the lyrical shortcomings.
- Of course, when you listen to the record, you're left with more questions than answers, as the lyrical content is just as ambiguous as the song titles.
- That stuff has given us more lyrical and song-based songs.
- The folkier side of it comes out in the story-telling aspect of the song, the lyrical content.
- Blimey, some of this recording is rather risqué - from the sultry photographs of Miss Phair that accompany the artwork to some of the lyrical content of the songs.
- Certain companies which aimed at making a fast buck in the festival market produced albums in haste, due to which the songs lacked lyrical and musical quality.
- If you're a fan of Les Claypool and his odd lyrical content and vocal styling, as well as great song writing, you will need to own this album.
- With this horrifying statement, the song's lyrical content comes to an end.
- There was a time when Malayalam drama and cinema songs had an inimitable lyrical and musical charm.
- Calypso according to Duke is our current editorial in song, timely in lyrical content and rhythm and relevant to said time and place.
- The story is in how Marshall attracts them, like you, with songs stripped of lyrical and musical artifice and a smoky, kool chick voice.
- These songs have a deceptive lyrical vacuity that hints at greater depths, but leaves them to the listener to consider.

Phrases

wax lyrical

Talk in a highly enthusiastic and effusive way.
热情而激动地谈论
waxing lyrical about his splendid son-in-law
热情地谈论他的乘龙快婿。
Example sentencesExamples
- Dick Hyman is not one for waxing lyrical, but get him on the subject of his boyhood hero Bix Beiderbecke and the quiet American giant of jazz piano suddenly has plenty to say.
- I mean, is it strictly necessary to emerge from the shower, grab a towel and commence a sawing action under your crotch while simultaneously waxing lyrical about Fairtrade bananas?
- The veteran financial guru invented mutual funds - the US equivalent of index trusts - and was in Edinburgh last week waxing lyrical about Scotland, the home of his forefathers.
- In these pages last week, our art critic Iain Gale waxed lyrical - and certainly much more lyrically than I can ever wax - about the richness of the Demarco collection.
- Despite waxing lyrical in one repugnantly positive column about the African-American version of the KKK, the Black Panthers, this man feels free to see and condemn racism anywhere and everywhere.
- They launched an underwhelming campaign which consisted of a few posters and Packie Bonner unconvincingly waxing lyrical about the benefits of the tournament for Irish soccer.
- I'm equally grateful to Quarsan for waxing lyrical about one of my favourite periods in music - the post-punk era - and for maintaining some directly music-related content on this site.
- It is approaching midnight in a cafe on the outskirts of Moscow and a group of enthusiasts are waxing lyrical on the subject of their favourite car, the Lada.
- I really didn't think that the 5/8 position was as crucial as described by Ken while he was waxing lyrical about the potential for rugby league strategies to influence rugby union.
- In all my rock literature perusing over the years, I really can't recall anyone waxing lyrical about ‘Face To Face’ as a stand-along thing, though they should have.
Synonyms
rave, be enthusiastic, gush, bubble over, effervesce, be effusive, rhapsodize, go into raptures

单词	lyrical
释义	Definition of lyrical in English: lyrical adjective ˈlɪrɪk(ə)lˈlɪrɪk(ə)l 1(of literature, art, or music) expressing the writer's emotions in an imaginative and beautiful way. 抒情风格的；抒情体的；热情奔放的 he gained a devoted following for his lyrical cricket writing 他为自己抒情体的有关…的写作赢得了忠诚的读者。 Example sentencesExamples Our music is lyrical, gritty and very original. But nevertheless, she has written emotionally charged music with lyrical directness. Everybody must have this recording in their collection: It is the most sublime music and sophisticated and lyrical jazz ever recorded. His music unites lyrical Romanticism with the rigours of Baroque and Classical forms. The lyrical art writing of John Ashbery, Bill Berkson, and Peter Schjeldhal has obvious affinities with Pater's. A beautiful and lyrical middle interlude provides a brief respite amid music of unabating virtuosity. You can find masters of any form, be it ballet, capoeira, flamenco or lyrical jazz. This year, tap, ballet, and lyrical jazz will be offered for all levels of students. We have Hysteria for the more lyrical music and Hysteria Underground for the harder, more underground vibe. You cannot help notice the remarkable literary, almost lyrical, quality about the work. Still, this is, in the end, an above average Kreisleriana, especially effective in the more lyrical music. Her poetry and prose quickly earned for her recognition as one of India's most lyrical and intellectually prolific writers. Far from a smutty provocation, the painting is unexpectedly lyrical. Beamish's taut and lyrical music may even win new admirers. The elegant and lyrical sculpture Tango, illustrated at right, is an icon of early twentieth-century American art. Tim Albery's production of Wagner's classic story of growing up, featuring some of his most lyrical music. Here the creaky melodrama is swept away by Tchaikovsky's lyrical music. He takes classes in musical theater, lyrical jazz, contemporary jazz, hip hop and funk. And even at its most splintered, the music remained intensely lyrical. A major influence in his lyrical visions is the writer Walt Whitman as signposted by the song ‘Leaves of Grass’. Synonyms songlike, lyric, melodic, musical, melodious, rhapsodic, poetic expressive, emotional, deeply felt, personal, subjective, passionate 1.1 (of poetry or a poet) lyric. （诗歌，诗人）抒情的 Wordsworth's Lyrical Ballads 华兹华斯的《抒情歌谣集》。 Example sentencesExamples On the other hand, Nero's love for lyrical poetry did not stop him from being a tyrant. But both her prose and her poetry were extremely lyrical. There is no gentle poetry, no lyrical love duet, no sword fighting, no nurse, no doll, no childhood. I Saw Ramallah is an intensely lyrical account of the poet's return to his hometown on the West Bank from protracted exile abroad. Jordan is a powerful, lyrical writer who explores dark places and finds transparent truths about guilt and innocence. It also features some sublime lyrical poetry to boot. The conciseness of its language and the lyrical beauty of its poetry are unequated and it is recognised as one of the greatest literary and spiritual productions of India. Boxley Street in east London may not seem a natural source of lyrical poetry. His poetry is neither traditional, nor audaciously experimental, but lyrical and contemporary in themes. It was during this period that he found his voice and produced his greatest lyrical poetry, including the personal manifesto to struggle and to love, A Cloud in Trousers. Since he writes neither drama nor epic, he said, his poetry can only be lyrical. There are even elements of The Beatles in some of the choral sections, while her major hero, David Bowie, is said to come through in her unexpected lyrical poetry. This poetry was lyrical, taking its inspiration from nature and the countryside, and is now generally disregarded as lifeless and conventional. He was portrayed as a brilliant lyrical poet, but an ineffectual dreamer whose poetry improved when he outgrew his youthful radicalism. The show combines Jack's unique and spine tingling voice with the lyrical poetry of Jacques Brel and more than a touch of cabaret light and magic. Much of the debate of recent years has done serious damage to Burns' nature as a great lyrical and narrative poet. Yet Seferis survived all this, and the lyrical anguish of the poetry is his testament. The accents are at times difficult to understand but add to the appeal of the production and transform Synge's dialogue into lyrical poetry. Are we prepared to take a step towards the thinking poet or the lyrical thinker, with the kind of concentration and pleasure in complexity that he deserves? His poetry is sometimes lyrical, sometimes sharply satirical. 2Relating to the words of a popular song. （与）流行歌曲歌词（有关）的 the lyrical content of his songs 他歌曲中的流行歌曲歌词。 Example sentencesExamples That stuff has given us more lyrical and song-based songs. Of course, when you listen to the record, you're left with more questions than answers, as the lyrical content is just as ambiguous as the song titles. The lyrical viewpoint of the song is bracing rather than saccharine or whiny. The folkier side of it comes out in the story-telling aspect of the song, the lyrical content. I ask Kelly if he has ever been embarrassed by singing a song due to its naked lyrical content. If you're a fan of Les Claypool and his odd lyrical content and vocal styling, as well as great song writing, you will need to own this album. Blimey, some of this recording is rather risqué - from the sultry photographs of Miss Phair that accompany the artwork to some of the lyrical content of the songs. In both cases, the melodic and lyrical thrust of the song is not lost in the new version - both work quite well in this refreshed context. Also the environment you grow up in is bound to be reflected in the lyrical content of the songs you write. The Swordsmen's techno knob fiddling adds an effective acid house wash to the song's coy lyrical interplay. With this horrifying statement, the song's lyrical content comes to an end. The story is in how Marshall attracts them, like you, with songs stripped of lyrical and musical artifice and a smoky, kool chick voice. Meanwhile, if your taste is more house music with DJ and hardly any lyrical content in the songs, then pick Seb Fontaine's album. Calypso according to Duke is our current editorial in song, timely in lyrical content and rhythm and relevant to said time and place. Further into the record, the band invests in smaller details, and when it does the songs overcome the lyrical shortcomings. These songs have a deceptive lyrical vacuity that hints at greater depths, but leaves them to the listener to consider. There was a time when Malayalam drama and cinema songs had an inimitable lyrical and musical charm. The way that I work piece by piece, I write as I go and one melody might instigate a counter melody and the emotional nature of a song might inspire the lyrical content. This 17-track collection features the Irish songs, ballads and lyrical legacy of colonial rule in Ireland. Certain companies which aimed at making a fast buck in the festival market produced albums in haste, due to which the songs lacked lyrical and musical quality. Phrases wax lyrical Talk in a highly enthusiastic and effusive way. 热情而激动地谈论 he waxed lyrical about his splendid son-in-law 热情地谈论他的乘龙快婿。 Example sentencesExamples The veteran financial guru invented mutual funds - the US equivalent of index trusts - and was in Edinburgh last week waxing lyrical about Scotland, the home of his forefathers. Dick Hyman is not one for waxing lyrical, but get him on the subject of his boyhood hero Bix Beiderbecke and the quiet American giant of jazz piano suddenly has plenty to say. In all my rock literature perusing over the years, I really can't recall anyone waxing lyrical about ‘Face To Face’ as a stand-along thing, though they should have. I really didn't think that the 5/8 position was as crucial as described by Ken while he was waxing lyrical about the potential for rugby league strategies to influence rugby union. They launched an underwhelming campaign which consisted of a few posters and Packie Bonner unconvincingly waxing lyrical about the benefits of the tournament for Irish soccer. I mean, is it strictly necessary to emerge from the shower, grab a towel and commence a sawing action under your crotch while simultaneously waxing lyrical about Fairtrade bananas? In these pages last week, our art critic Iain Gale waxed lyrical - and certainly much more lyrically than I can ever wax - about the richness of the Demarco collection. I'm equally grateful to Quarsan for waxing lyrical about one of my favourite periods in music - the post-punk era - and for maintaining some directly music-related content on this site. It is approaching midnight in a cafe on the outskirts of Moscow and a group of enthusiasts are waxing lyrical on the subject of their favourite car, the Lada. Despite waxing lyrical in one repugnantly positive column about the African-American version of the KKK, the Black Panthers, this man feels free to see and condemn racism anywhere and everywhere. Synonyms rave, be enthusiastic, gush, bubble over, effervesce, be effusive, rhapsodize, go into raptures Rhymes empirical, miracle, panegyrical, satirical adj.1 phr. Definition of lyrical in US English: lyrical adjectiveˈlirik(ə)lˈlɪrɪk(ə)l 1(of literature, art, or music) expressing the writer's emotions in an imaginative and beautiful way. 抒情风格的；抒情体的；热情奔放的 the poet's combination of lyrical and descriptive power Example sentencesExamples Beamish's taut and lyrical music may even win new admirers. Here the creaky melodrama is swept away by Tchaikovsky's lyrical music. Our music is lyrical, gritty and very original. A beautiful and lyrical middle interlude provides a brief respite amid music of unabating virtuosity. We have Hysteria for the more lyrical music and Hysteria Underground for the harder, more underground vibe. Her poetry and prose quickly earned for her recognition as one of India's most lyrical and intellectually prolific writers. You cannot help notice the remarkable literary, almost lyrical, quality about the work. He takes classes in musical theater, lyrical jazz, contemporary jazz, hip hop and funk. This year, tap, ballet, and lyrical jazz will be offered for all levels of students. Tim Albery's production of Wagner's classic story of growing up, featuring some of his most lyrical music. You can find masters of any form, be it ballet, capoeira, flamenco or lyrical jazz. The lyrical art writing of John Ashbery, Bill Berkson, and Peter Schjeldhal has obvious affinities with Pater's. A major influence in his lyrical visions is the writer Walt Whitman as signposted by the song ‘Leaves of Grass’. But nevertheless, she has written emotionally charged music with lyrical directness. And even at its most splintered, the music remained intensely lyrical. Everybody must have this recording in their collection: It is the most sublime music and sophisticated and lyrical jazz ever recorded. Far from a smutty provocation, the painting is unexpectedly lyrical. His music unites lyrical Romanticism with the rigours of Baroque and Classical forms. The elegant and lyrical sculpture Tango, illustrated at right, is an icon of early twentieth-century American art. Still, this is, in the end, an above average Kreisleriana, especially effective in the more lyrical music. Synonyms songlike, lyric, melodic, musical, melodious, rhapsodic, poetic 1.1 (of poetry or a poet) lyric. （诗歌，诗人）抒情的 Wordsworth's Lyrical Ballads 华兹华斯的《抒情歌谣集》。 Example sentencesExamples It was during this period that he found his voice and produced his greatest lyrical poetry, including the personal manifesto to struggle and to love, A Cloud in Trousers. But both her prose and her poetry were extremely lyrical. Boxley Street in east London may not seem a natural source of lyrical poetry. It also features some sublime lyrical poetry to boot. Since he writes neither drama nor epic, he said, his poetry can only be lyrical. The conciseness of its language and the lyrical beauty of its poetry are unequated and it is recognised as one of the greatest literary and spiritual productions of India. The show combines Jack's unique and spine tingling voice with the lyrical poetry of Jacques Brel and more than a touch of cabaret light and magic. The accents are at times difficult to understand but add to the appeal of the production and transform Synge's dialogue into lyrical poetry. I Saw Ramallah is an intensely lyrical account of the poet's return to his hometown on the West Bank from protracted exile abroad. There is no gentle poetry, no lyrical love duet, no sword fighting, no nurse, no doll, no childhood. This poetry was lyrical, taking its inspiration from nature and the countryside, and is now generally disregarded as lifeless and conventional. There are even elements of The Beatles in some of the choral sections, while her major hero, David Bowie, is said to come through in her unexpected lyrical poetry. Much of the debate of recent years has done serious damage to Burns' nature as a great lyrical and narrative poet. Yet Seferis survived all this, and the lyrical anguish of the poetry is his testament. He was portrayed as a brilliant lyrical poet, but an ineffectual dreamer whose poetry improved when he outgrew his youthful radicalism. His poetry is sometimes lyrical, sometimes sharply satirical. Jordan is a powerful, lyrical writer who explores dark places and finds transparent truths about guilt and innocence. On the other hand, Nero's love for lyrical poetry did not stop him from being a tyrant. Are we prepared to take a step towards the thinking poet or the lyrical thinker, with the kind of concentration and pleasure in complexity that he deserves? His poetry is neither traditional, nor audaciously experimental, but lyrical and contemporary in themes. 2Relating to the words of a popular song. （与）流行歌曲歌词（有关）的 the lyrical content of his songs 他歌曲中的流行歌曲歌词。 Example sentencesExamples This 17-track collection features the Irish songs, ballads and lyrical legacy of colonial rule in Ireland. The Swordsmen's techno knob fiddling adds an effective acid house wash to the song's coy lyrical interplay. Meanwhile, if your taste is more house music with DJ and hardly any lyrical content in the songs, then pick Seb Fontaine's album. The way that I work piece by piece, I write as I go and one melody might instigate a counter melody and the emotional nature of a song might inspire the lyrical content. The lyrical viewpoint of the song is bracing rather than saccharine or whiny. Also the environment you grow up in is bound to be reflected in the lyrical content of the songs you write. I ask Kelly if he has ever been embarrassed by singing a song due to its naked lyrical content. In both cases, the melodic and lyrical thrust of the song is not lost in the new version - both work quite well in this refreshed context. Further into the record, the band invests in smaller details, and when it does the songs overcome the lyrical shortcomings. Of course, when you listen to the record, you're left with more questions than answers, as the lyrical content is just as ambiguous as the song titles. That stuff has given us more lyrical and song-based songs. The folkier side of it comes out in the story-telling aspect of the song, the lyrical content. Blimey, some of this recording is rather risqué - from the sultry photographs of Miss Phair that accompany the artwork to some of the lyrical content of the songs. Certain companies which aimed at making a fast buck in the festival market produced albums in haste, due to which the songs lacked lyrical and musical quality. If you're a fan of Les Claypool and his odd lyrical content and vocal styling, as well as great song writing, you will need to own this album. With this horrifying statement, the song's lyrical content comes to an end. There was a time when Malayalam drama and cinema songs had an inimitable lyrical and musical charm. Calypso according to Duke is our current editorial in song, timely in lyrical content and rhythm and relevant to said time and place. The story is in how Marshall attracts them, like you, with songs stripped of lyrical and musical artifice and a smoky, kool chick voice. These songs have a deceptive lyrical vacuity that hints at greater depths, but leaves them to the listener to consider. Phrases wax lyrical Talk in a highly enthusiastic and effusive way. 热情而激动地谈论 waxing lyrical about his splendid son-in-law 热情地谈论他的乘龙快婿。 Example sentencesExamples Dick Hyman is not one for waxing lyrical, but get him on the subject of his boyhood hero Bix Beiderbecke and the quiet American giant of jazz piano suddenly has plenty to say. I mean, is it strictly necessary to emerge from the shower, grab a towel and commence a sawing action under your crotch while simultaneously waxing lyrical about Fairtrade bananas? The veteran financial guru invented mutual funds - the US equivalent of index trusts - and was in Edinburgh last week waxing lyrical about Scotland, the home of his forefathers. In these pages last week, our art critic Iain Gale waxed lyrical - and certainly much more lyrically than I can ever wax - about the richness of the Demarco collection. Despite waxing lyrical in one repugnantly positive column about the African-American version of the KKK, the Black Panthers, this man feels free to see and condemn racism anywhere and everywhere. They launched an underwhelming campaign which consisted of a few posters and Packie Bonner unconvincingly waxing lyrical about the benefits of the tournament for Irish soccer. I'm equally grateful to Quarsan for waxing lyrical about one of my favourite periods in music - the post-punk era - and for maintaining some directly music-related content on this site. It is approaching midnight in a cafe on the outskirts of Moscow and a group of enthusiasts are waxing lyrical on the subject of their favourite car, the Lada. I really didn't think that the 5/8 position was as crucial as described by Ken while he was waxing lyrical about the potential for rugby league strategies to influence rugby union. In all my rock literature perusing over the years, I really can't recall anyone waxing lyrical about ‘Face To Face’ as a stand-along thing, though they should have. Synonyms rave, be enthusiastic, gush, bubble over, effervesce, be effusive, rhapsodize, go into raptures adj.1 phr.
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