rhyme — words that have the same ending sound
Part of speech: NOUN
Definition: words that have the same ending sound
Pronunciation (IPA): /raɪm/
Korean meaning: 운율, 각운 (같은 소리로 끝나는 말)
Korean pronunciation: **라**임
Example Sentences
- My teacher said my poem was great, but 'love' and 'potato' don't actually rhyme!
- Shakespeare was a master of rhyme and rhythm in his sonnets.
- Children love nursery rhymes because they're easy to remember and fun to sing.
rhyme
NOUN//raɪm//
words that have the same ending sound
Students learn to create rhyme by matching words with similar ending sounds
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Origin
고대 그리스어 rhythmos(리듬)에서 온 단어로, 원래는 '흐르는 움직임'을 의미했습니다. 시간이 흘러 시와 음악에서 같은 소리의 반복을 뜻하게 되었죠.
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“My teacher said my poem was great, but 'love' and 'potato' don't actually rhyme!”
“Shakespeare was a master of rhyme and rhythm in his sonnets.”
“Children love nursery rhymes because they're easy to remember and fun to sing.”
“I tried to write a love song, but everything that rhymes with 'heart' sounds too dramatic!”
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