zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • xíng shī zhǒng yōu cáitōng cháng bāo kuò liǎng cháng duǎn de yùn duì mǒu rén de míng bān yòng zuò yùn jiǎo yòu guān
    A humorous verse, usually consisting of two unmatched rhyming couplets, about a person whose name generally serves as one of the rhymes.
  • fāng zhǒng bāng zhù de fāng gōng shì huò yùn wén
    A device, such as a formula or rhyme, used as an aid in remembering.
  • shì zuì zǎo xiě yóu shī de shī rén zhī de lín kěn zhuànjì bāo kuò liǎng fēn
    He was among the first to use free verse--verse without a definite rhyme or metrical pattern.
  • shī jié shì xíng duǎn cháng shībìng qiě jié wěi de yùn shì shì ababbcbcc。
    a stanza with eight lines of iambic pentameter and a concluding Alexandrine with the rhyme pattern abab bcbc c.
  • duì yùn yóu zhǒng wén yóu rén huò duì shuō chū huò duì shǒu duì tóng yùn de huò
    A word game in which a player or team must find and express a rhyme for a word or line presented by the opposing player or team.
  • zhǒng huī xié de fěng shī bāo hán liǎng yùn de duì bìng qiě dào wèi míng rén
    a witty satiric verse containing two rhymed couplets and mentioning a famous person.
  • shēng xiào cháng suǒ gān de jiàn shì jiù shì yào fèi chú duī de suǒ de guī zhāng zhì
    My first action on being appointed headmaster was to do away with a mass of petty rules and regulations that had neither rhyme nor reason to them.
  • cóng cái shàng shuōqiáo sǒu duō yòng měi xíng shí yīn jiéshuāng xíng wěi yùn de shī ( hòu lái yǎn huà wéi 18 shì fēng xíng de yīng xióng shuāng yùn )。
    In prosody, Chaucer mostly used the ten-syllable line in rhymed couplets (later developed into the most fashionable "heroic couplet " of the 18th century).
  • zài zǎo de shǒu shí xíng shī zhōng yòng surmise" lái " eyes" de yùn
    In an early sonnet Keats rhymes"eyes"with"surmise".
  • shuāng bāo kuò liǎng xiāng lián de shī xíng de zhǒng shī de dān wèitōng cháng yùn bìng yòu tóng yàng de jīng cháng chéng wán zhěng de dān wèi
    A unit of verse consisting of two successive lines, usually rhyming and having the same meter and often forming a complete thought or syntactic unit.
  • yòu shǒu jìn rén jiē zhī de 'ér : lún dūn qiáo yào luò
    "One of our favorite Nursery Rhymes héng I'm sure everyone knows ""London Bridge is falling down""."
  • zhǒng fǎng yǎn jiǎng jié zòu de shī yīn
    a poetic rhythm that imitates the rhythm of speech.
  • yīnyuè zuò pǐn zhōng qiáng yīn de zàn shí biàn huà huò dòngdiǎn xíng de chū xiàn zài yīn cóng ruò pāi kāi shǐ 'ér chí dào hòu miàn de qiáng pāihuò yīn zài jié pāi hòu kāi shǐ bìng chí dào pāi shí
    a musical rhythm accenting a weak beat.
  • miáo shù yòu jié zòu de tiào dòng shēng
    describing a rhythmic beating.
  • suǒ yòu zhè qiē gōng zuòdōuyào zhǎng yuán jiù shì yào tóng shǎo shù mín shāng liàng
    In doing so we should adhere to one principle, namely, to consult with the minority nationality people.
  • chū xiàng shèng yàng dān diào de jié zòu yùn
    uttered in a monotonous cadence or rhythm as in chanting.
  • xíng shī jié wéi yùn
    a rhythmic group of eight lines of verse.
  • ( sān ) jiān chí jiàn quán mín zhù zhōng zhìzēng qiáng dǎng de huó tuán jié tǒng
    3. Adhere to and improve democratic centralism and enhance the Party's vitality, solidarity and unity.
  • liù xíng shī jié wéi yùn
    a rhythmic group of six lines of verse.
  • fēi cháng xīn yòu jié zòu de fāng shì lái chū
    articulate in a very careful and rhythmic way.
  • qià qià zhǒng yuán dīng měi zhōu de jié zòu míng kuài de jiāo
    A rhythmic ballroom dance that originated in Latin America.
  • zhǒng liǎng pāi de yòu jié zòu de biàn zòu mín jiān dǎo
    a rhythmic syncopated Cuban folk dance in duple time.
  • duàn yīnyuè de běn de yùn shì
    the basic rhythmic unit in a piece of music.
  • èr sān èr sān de jié pāi shì huá 'ěr de
    A rhythm of one two three one two three is characteristic of Waltz.
  • diào qiáng jié zòu zhǒng xiǎng liàngwěn dìngyòu yáo gǔn diǎn de yòu jié zhòu de jié pāi
    A loud, steady, rhythmic beat characteristic of rock music.
  • men guàn jiān chí de mào zhèng jiāng lái kěn dìng
    We have always adhere to our policy and surely will in the future.
  • zhǒng zài yóu yǒng huò cāo zhōng tuǐ yòu jié zòu bǎi dòng de dòng zuò
    a rhythmic thrusting movement of the legs as in swimming or calisthenics.
  • yùn shī jié de yùn shìyóu shī jié zhōng shī xíng de lèi xíng shù liàng 'ér dìng
    The rhythmic pattern of a stanza, determined by the kind and number of lines.
  • jiāo shuǐ jiāng yòng lái liǎng miàn nián zài
    Glue and paste are used to make one surface adhere to another surface.
  • xíng wěi yòu tíng dùn de guī shàng de tíng dùn 'ér jié wěi deyòng shī xíng huò liǎng xíng shī
    Ending in a syntactic and rhythmic pause. Used of a line of verse or a couplet.
  • dāng men de yuán shēn xiāng chōng shí men yīnggāi cóng fāng
    When our principles run up against our interests, which should we adhere to?
  • zhǒng dǎo xíng shì yòu 'ān sài rén de zhēngtōng guò pāi jié zòu huān kuài
    a style of dancing characteristic of the Andalusian gypsies; vigorous and rhythmic with clapping and stamping of feet.