rhyme

• Substantivo que designa a correspondência de sons entre palavras, especialmente no fim de versos na poesia, ou um poema que apresenta essa correspondência.

A noun referring to the correspondence of sounds between words, especially at the ends of lines in poetry, or a piece of poetry that exhibits such correspondence.

1. Sound correspondenceA2formal

   The correspondence of sounds between words, especially at the end of lines in poetry or songs.

   Rima

   • The poet used perfect rhyme in the couplet.
   • 'Cat' and 'hat' are a simple example of rhyme.
   • The song's lyrics have a strong rhyme scheme.

   Sinônimosrime

2. Poem or verseA2formal

   A short piece of poetry, often with rhyming lines.

   Poema

   • She wrote a funny rhyme for her friend's birthday.
   • Children love to recite nursery rhymes.
   • He composed a rhyme about the changing seasons.

   Sinônimosdittyjinglepiecepoemsongverse

   Antônimosprose

• Verbo usado para indicar a ação de uma palavra ter ou terminar com um som correspondente ao de outra palavra, geralmente em poesia ou canção. Também pode significar compor versos rimados ou fazer com que palavras rimem entre si.

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.

   Rimar

   • 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.

   Sinônimosrimeverseversify

2. Be similar in soundB1formal

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

   Rimar

   • 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.

   Sinônimosassonatechimecorrespondechomatchtally