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торжественное стихотворение, посвященное какому-либо событию или герою
An ode is a type of elaborate, carefully structured poem that originated in Ancient Greece and is used to praise or glorify a person, event, or aspect of nature by describing it both intellectually and emotionally. Odes follow traditional forms with distinct sections like the strophe and antistrophe, though variations exist, making them an important part of the lyric poetry tradition.
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О́да (от др.-греч. ᾠδή < ἀοιδή — «песнь») — жанр лирики, торжественная песня, посвящённая какому-либо событию, герою или отдельное произведение такого жанра.
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