adj.挽歌的，哀悼的，伤感的
n.挽歌对句；一连串的对句；排律诗

The poem is elegiac in tone, mourning the loss of a loved one.
这首诗哀婉凄楚，悼念着所爱之人的离去。
His elegiac composition conveyed the sadness of their departure.
他的挽歌体作品表达了他们离开时的悲伤。
The elegiac couplets at the end of the novel encapsulate the theme of transience.
小说结尾处的挽歌对句凝练地传达了时光易逝的主题。
The artist's latest work has an elegiac quality, reflecting on the passage of time.
艺术家的最新作品带有哀思的情调，反映出时间的流逝。
The statue, now weathered and worn, stands as an elegiac reminder of past glories.
那座雕像如今已风化磨损，成为往昔辉煌的一种哀惋的纪念。
In her elegiac memoirs, she recounted the poignant memories of her childhood home.
在她那充满哀愁的回忆录中，她描述了自己童年家园的感人记忆。
The film's score is elegiac, evoking feelings of nostalgia and longing for lost love.
影片的配乐充满哀思之情，唤起了人们对失去的爱情怀旧与向往的情绪。
The elegiac sonnet mourns the soldiers who gave their lives for their country.
这首挽歌式的十四行诗哀悼为国家捐躯的士兵们。
The elegiac verse conveys the melancholy of autumnal landscapes with remarkable sensitivity.
挽歌式的诗句以非凡的敏感度描绘出秋景中的忧郁之美。
His elegiac tribute to his late mentor was deeply moving and struck a chord with many in attendance.
对于他那位已故导师的哀思致辞深情动人，在场的许多人都产生了共鸣。