rhapsody

名词 rhapsody:

1. an epic poem adapted for recitation

1. The guests went into rhapsodies over the food.
   宾客对食物交口称赞。

rhap.so.dy

n.（名词）
【复数】 rhap.so.dies
Exalted or excessively enthusiastic expression of feeling in speech or writing.
狂言，狂文：在讲演或写作中得意的或过分地热情的感情表达
A literary work written in an impassioned or exalted style.
狂诗，狂歌：以充满热情的或得意的风格写成的文学作品
A state of elated bliss; ecstasy.
一种得意的极快乐状态；狂喜
Music A composition of irregular form and often improvisatory character.
【音乐】 狂想曲：一作无规则形式的作曲，常有即兴特征
An ancient Greek epic poem or a portion of one suitable for uninterrupted recitation.
吟诵史诗：古希腊史诗或其适于不加打断的朗诵的部分

来源：
Latin rhapsôdia [section of an epic poem]
拉丁语 rhapsôdia [史诗的一部分]
from Greek rhapsôidia
源自 希腊语 rhapsôidia
from rhapsôidein [to recite poems]
源自 rhapsôidein [朗诵诗]
rhaptein rhaps- [to sew] * see wer- 2
rhaptein rhaps- [缝纫] *参见 wer- 2
ôidô [song] * see wed- 2
ôidô [歌] *参见 wed- 2