1, full of sound and emotion [shēng qíng bēng máo]
(singing, reciting, etc) full of sound and emotion.
Out: Qing Zhuquan's "Miscellaneous Notes on Continued Banqiao": "I am listening to the performance of" Looking for a Home and Leaving a Bag "in Wang, and I am not an expert in the pear garden."
Commentary: I was listening to a play by Wang, and the performance was wonderful, not worse than that of the people in Liyuan.
speak in measured tones
Describe the ups and downs, harmony and rhythm of sound.
Mr. Fujino, written by Lu Xun: "I caught a glimpse of his black and thin face on his back under the light, as if to say something cadence."
be able to read aloud easily and fluently
Lang Lang: The sound of jade colliding is a metaphor for reading aloud. Refers to reading skillfully and fluently. It also means that the language is easy to understand and recite.
Guo Moruo's Boiling Soup Collection: How to learn poetry and literature: But when I was two or three years old, she had secretly taught me to recite the quatrains of Tang poetry, which was catchy.
Extended data
A sentence describing "reciting well":
1, he is seventy-two years old, full of energy, and looks good. A pinch of silver beard is like a famous Russian patriotic poet Nikolai Zoff, cheerful and open-minded, and has an extraordinary speech.
2. Poetry recitation means that the reciter expresses the original poems and works to the audience with clear language, loud voice and beautiful posture, thus conveying the ideological content of poetry and arousing the audience's * * *.
3. With our recitation, Liao Changyong's song sounded and four dancers took the stage. They danced to the music on the stage, just like fairies. They expressed their love for their motherland with body language.