rhythm in Japanese
rhythm in Japanese is リズム — rhythm means a regular, repeating pattern of beats or sounds, especially in music or speech.
rhythm in Japanese
リズム
Pronounced: rizumu
The variation of strong and weak elements (such as duration, accent) of sounds, notably in speech or music, over time; a beat or meter.
What does "rhythm" mean?
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noun A regular, repeating pattern of beats or sounds, especially in music or speech.
"The dancers moved to the lively rhythm of the drums."
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noun A regular pattern in how something happens over time.
"The rhythm of the seasons shapes life on the farm."
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rhythm in a sentence
- The dancers moved to the lively rhythm of the drums.
- The drummer kept a steady rhythm throughout the song.
- The rhythm of the seasons shapes life on the farm.
- Night shifts disturbed her sleep rhythm for several weeks.
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What is "rhythm" in Japanese?
"rhythm" in Japanese is リズム. rhythm means: A regular, repeating pattern of beats or sounds, especially in music or speech.
How do you pronounce リズム?
"rhythm" in Japanese is リズム, pronounced "rizumu".
How do you use "rhythm" in a sentence?
Example: "The dancers moved to the lively rhythm of the drums." In Japanese, "rhythm" is リズム.
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