rhyme in Korean
rhyme in Korean is 운 — rhyme means a similarity of sound between the endings of words, especially at the ends of lines of verse.
rhyme in Korean
운
Pronounced: un
word that rhymes with another
What does "rhyme" mean?
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noun A similarity of sound between the endings of words, especially at the ends of lines of verse.
"The poem's rhyme scheme follows an ABAB pattern."
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noun A short poem or verse, especially one with rhyming lines.
"She taught her daughter a nursery rhyme before bed."
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verb Of a word, to end with the same sound as another word.
""Cat" rhymes with "hat.""
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verb To write in verse, using words that match in sound.
"He rhymed his way through the entire toast."
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rhyme in a sentence
- The poem's rhyme scheme follows an ABAB pattern.
- The song's chorus has a catchy rhyme that sticks in your head.
- She taught her daughter a nursery rhyme before bed.
- The children recited a rhyme about a spider climbing up a spout.
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What is "rhyme" in Korean?
"rhyme" in Korean is 운. rhyme means: A similarity of sound between the endings of words, especially at the ends of lines of verse.
How do you pronounce 운?
"rhyme" in Korean is 운, pronounced "un".
How do you use "rhyme" in a sentence?
Example: "The poem's rhyme scheme follows an ABAB pattern." In Korean, "rhyme" is 운.
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