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Meanings of ode in English
Differential equation containing one or more functions of one independent variable and its derivatives.
State government organization in Salem, Oregon (USA)
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Usage of ode in English
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In an ode on the death of Maria the poet Mason wrote:-
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The dates both of the victory and of the ode are uncertain.
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Bayard Taylor expresses the peculiar genius of America in his national ode:
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But here we are looking at a wholly different kind of ode.
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No one could mistake the style of Watts in this sublime ode.
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Check the hand tattoo -an ode to her young son, Angelo.
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We cannot identify ourselves with the poet, as in a good ode.
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He was the author of the class ode, sung on Commencement day.
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William thought of the Song of Solomon, that ode to female beauty.
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The following ode, translated by the late Professor Falconer, is frankly pantheistic:-
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Get up at six, scribble an ode before going to the office.
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It's a loving ode to puzzles and the people who love them.
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A group from Lesothoperformed a song which was an ode to himself.
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Songbird has composed another ode in Washtub's honor, sang out Fred Garrison.
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Here, Jay and Jay team up for a triumphant ode to winning.
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More importantly, it features Willie Nelson's ode to marijuana and Baby Jesus.
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Translations for ode
Spanish
Ode through the time
Ode across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Less common