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rhyme
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noun
Usage:
90%
matching sound
Translation: matching sound
Pronunciation: /raɪm/
Meaning: A word that has the same ending sound as another word, especially in poetry or songs.

A rhyme is when two or more words end with the same sound. They are often used in poems and songs to make the words sound nice together.

Cat and hat are good rhymes.

The song has many rhymes inside.

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B1
noun
Usage:
65%
rhyming pattern
Translation: rhyming pattern
Pronunciation: /raɪm/
Meaning: The pattern or structure of rhyming words in a poem or song.

Rhyme can mean the plan or order of words that sound alike in poetry or songs. This helps the poem or song sound nice.

This rhyme is ABAB in the poem.

The song follows a simple rhyme.

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A2
verb
Usage:
80%
match sounds
Translation: match sounds
Pronunciation: /raɪm/
Meaning: To use words that have the same ending sound as another word, especially when writing or singing poetry or songs.

To rhyme means to say or write words that sound the same at the end. People often rhyme in poems or songs to make them fun.

I can rhyme words like cat and hat.

She rhymed words in her song.

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B2
noun
Usage:
50%
poem, verse
Translation: poem, verse
Pronunciation: /raɪm/
Meaning: A short poem or verse with lines that rhyme.

Rhyme can mean a small poem or verse that uses words which sound alike at the end. These poems are often easy to remember.

The child wrote a funny rhyme.

He knows many rhymes to sing.

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B2
noun
Usage:
55%
musical phrasing
Translation: musical phrasing
Pronunciation: /raɪm/
Meaning: In music, a rhyme can refer to the way words sound when they fit the rhythm or melody.

In music, rhyme means the way words fit the beat and sound together. It makes songs easy and nice to listen to.

The rhyme fits well with the music.

Good rhyme helps the song sound nice.

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C2
noun
Usage:
10%
reason, cause
Translation: reason, cause
Pronunciation: /raɪm/
Meaning: An old-fashioned word, sometimes used informally to mean 'reason' or 'cause'.

Sometimes, rhyme is used to mean the reason or cause of something. This use is old and not common today.

He found no rhyme for his anger.

There is no rhyme to her actions.

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