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Blankvers

в PONS речника

blank ˈverse СЪЩ ЛИТ

Blankvers м <-es, -e>
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verse [vɜ:s, Am vɜ:rs] СЪЩ

1. verse no pl (poetical writing):

Dichtung f <-, -en>
Poesie f <-, -Po·e·si̱·en>
Gedichtband м <-bän·de>

2. verse (stanza of poetry):

Strophe f <-, -n>

3. verse МУЗ:

Strophe f <-, -n>

4. verse (of scripture):

Vers м <-es, -e>

I. blank [blæŋk] ПРИЛ

1. blank (empty):

blank page [or paper] [or sheet]
blank page [or paper] [or sheet]
Leerseite f <-, -n>
Lücke f <-, -n>
прен to go blank
the screen went blank ИНФОРМ

2. blank (without emotion/comprehension):

3. blank (complete):

II. blank [blæŋk] СЪЩ

1. blank (empty space):

Leerstelle f <-, -n>
Lücke f <-, -n>

2. blank (mental void):

3. blank (non-lethal cartridge):

Platzpatrone f <-, -n>
Platzpatrone f <-, -n>

Phrases:

to draw a blank прен

III. blank [blæŋk] ГЛАГ прх

to blank sth out (blot out)
Запис в OpenDict

blank СЪЩ

Present
Iblank
youblank
he/she/itblanks
weblank
youblank
theyblank
Past
Iblanked
youblanked
he/she/itblanked
weblanked
youblanked
theyblanked
Present Perfect
Ihaveblanked
youhaveblanked
he/she/ithasblanked
wehaveblanked
youhaveblanked
theyhaveblanked
Past Perfect
Ihadblanked
youhadblanked
he/she/ithadblanked
wehadblanked
youhadblanked
theyhadblanked

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The first verse only deals with family matters.
en.wikipedia.org
In this verse the angel comes to him and tells him of the nature of his child.
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Most of the printed editions have 660 verses, except one, which has 663.
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But even if a biographic reading of the verses is accepted, this is not certain.
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Recorded in a live version, the audience also sings the verses.
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Примери от интернет (не са проверени от PONS редакцията)

[...]
They conversed in French about the history of German poetry, blank verse, Rousseau, Kant, Schiller and Wieland;
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www.manuscript-cultures.uni-hamburg.de
[...]
Sie unterhielten sich auf Französisch über die Geschichte der deutschen Dichtung, den Blankvers, Rousseau, Kant, Schiller und Wieland.
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