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No. 3,568 in Japanese

詩集

Poetry collection.

In a sentence

  • 彼は新しい詩集を出版した。

    He published a new poetry collection.

    In this sentence, '詩集' (shishū) refers to a literary collection of poems authored by someone and is used as the direct object of the verb '出版する' (shuppan suru), meaning 'to publish'.

  • 図書館で江戸時代の詩集を見つけた。

    I found a poetry collection from the Edo period in the library.

    In this example, '詩集' refers to a collection of poems from a historical era, specifically used with a descriptive phrase '江戸時代の' (Edo jidai no), denoting the context or origin of the collection.

  • 友人から詩集を借りて読んだ。

    I borrowed a poetry collection from a friend and read it.

    Here, '詩集' is used to describe a tangible poetry book that the speaker borrowed, showing its common usage in referring to a book or volume.

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