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rhymed

/raɪmd/

2 entries

adjective

/raɪmd/formal
  • ruОписывает слово или строку, которые имеют рифму или составлены в рифму.

Describes a word or line that has a rhyme or is composed in rhyme.

  1. Having corresponding soundsB1formal

    Describes words or lines of poetry that have the same or similar ending sounds, especially terminal sounds.

    ruРифмованный

    • The poem is written in rhymed couplets.
    • She prefers rhymed verse over free verse.
    • The lyrics are cleverly rhymed and easy to remember.

    Synonymsrhyming

Forms
  • more rhymed comparative form
  • most rhymed superlative form

verb

rhyme/raɪm/B1formal
  • ruГлагол, используемый для обозначения действия, когда слово имеет или заканчивается звуком, соответствующим другому слову, обычно в поэзии или песне.

A verb used to indicate the act of having or ending with a sound that corresponds to another word, typically in poetry or song.

  1. Compose rhymesB1formal

    To write or create verses that have corresponding sounds at the end of lines.

    ruРифмовать

    • The poet rhymed the last words of each line.
    • She enjoys rhyming words in her free time.
    • He rhymed 'moon' with 'June' in his poem.

    Synonymsrimeverseversify

  2. Be similar in soundB1formal

    To have the same or similar ending sounds, especially in the last syllable.

    ruРифмоваться

    • The words 'cat' and 'hat' rhyme perfectly.
    • These two lines do not rhyme because of the different vowel sounds.
    • In English, 'love' and 'dove' rhyme, but 'love' and 'move' do not.

    Synonymsassonatechimecorrespondechomatchtally

Forms
  • rhymed past participle
  • rhymed past simple
  • rhyming present participle
  • rhymes third person singular