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朗朗上口

lǎng lǎng shàng kǒu

catchy

Meaning

Describes poems, articles, etc., that sound loud, fluent, and natural and are easy to remember.

形容诗歌、文章等读起来声音响亮,流畅自然,容易记住。

Origin

唐朝时期,一位名叫李白的诗人,他写过许多著名的诗歌。有一天,他写了一首新诗,朗诵给朋友们听。诗歌的语言流畅自然,韵律和谐,朋友们都赞不绝口,说这首诗朗朗上口,读起来非常舒服。李白听了非常高兴,又写了几首类似的诗歌,都深受人们喜爱。从此,“朗朗上口”就用来形容诗歌等读起来声音响亮,流畅自然,容易记住。

Táng cháo shíqī, yī wèi míng jiào Lǐ Bái de shī rén, tā xiě guò xǔduō zhùmíng de shīgē. Yǒu yī tiān, tā xiě le yī shǒu xīn shī, lǎng sòng gěi péngyǒumen tīng. Shīgē de yǔyán liúlàng zìrán, yùnlǜ héxié, péngyǒumen dōu zàn bù jué kǒu, shuō zhè shǒu shī lǎng lǎng shàng kǒu, dú qǐlái fēicháng shūfu. Lǐ Bái tīng le fēicháng gāoxìng, yòu xiě le jǐ shǒu lèisì de shīgē, dōu shēn shòu rénmen xǐ'ài. Cóngcǐ,“lǎng lǎng shàng kǒu” jiù yòng lái xíngróng shīgē děng dú qǐlái shēngyīn xiǎngliàng, liúlàng zìrán, róngyì jì zhù.

During the Tang Dynasty, a poet named Li Bai wrote many famous poems. One day, he wrote a new poem and recited it to his friends. The language of the poem was fluent and natural, the rhythm harmonious. His friends praised the poem highly, saying that it was catchy and very pleasant to read. Li Bai was very happy and wrote several more similar poems, all of which were well-loved. From then on, "朗朗上口" was used to describe poems, etc., that sound loud, fluent, natural, and easy to remember.

Usage

用于形容诗文、歌曲等读起来声音响亮,流畅自然,容易记住。

yòng yú xíngróng shīwén, gēqǔ děng dú qǐlái shēngyīn xiǎngliàng, liúlàng zìrán, róngyì jì zhù

Used to describe poems, songs, etc., that sound loud, fluent, natural, and easy to remember.

Examples

  • 这首诗朗朗上口,很容易记诵。

    zhè shǒu shī lǎng lǎng shàng kǒu, hěn róngyì jì sòng

    This poem is catchy and easy to memorize.

  • 这首歌旋律优美,朗朗上口,很受欢迎。

    zhè shǒu gē xuánlǜ yōuměi, lǎng lǎng shàng kǒu, hěn shòu huānyíng

    This song has a beautiful melody, is catchy, and is very popular.

Related

流利顺口易记

Opposite

拗口难记

FAQ
What does 朗朗上口 mean?
Describes poems, articles, etc., that sound loud, fluent, and natural and are easy to remember. Pinyin: lǎng lǎng shàng kǒu.
How is 朗朗上口 used?
Used to describe poems, songs, etc., that sound loud, fluent, natural, and easy to remember.