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Meanings of rhythm in anglès
Synonyms
Examples for "speech rhythm"
Examples for "speech rhythm"
1
A thorough program of study is provided for speech melody, speech quality, speech rhythm, and speech dynamics, accompanied by several hundred illustrative selections.
2
But I do want you to know who I am.' The pitch of the voice was high and strained, the speech rhythm awkward and artificial.
3
They spoke in the speech rhythms I'd grown up hearing, theirs were the concerns of ordinary people.
4
The fluid and lyrical speech rhythms of James Kelman, the convoluted fictions of Alasdair Grey and the incisive circumlocutions of A.L.
5
Although based on the Yoruba folktales of west Africa, its idiosyncratic style captures brilliantly the continent's speech rhythms without spelling them phonetically.
Usage of rhythm in anglès
1
The main problem resides in maintaining sinus rhythm in the long term.
2
In the language is the material, and in the rhythm the polish.
3
I can hear the train coming; I know its rhythm by heart.
4
However, the diurnal feeding rhythm was impaired even in younger non-obese animals.
5
Follow the rhythm -the body knows, the body is at work.
6
But he considered her arguments; he followed the rhythm of her words.
7
Dingell had surgery earlier this year to correct an abnormal heart rhythm.
8
But the discovery of a clear rhythm presents a significant new insight.
9
Both boxers lost their rhythm completely, falling to the floor several times.
10
When Yogi and James get their rhythm, they are really, really good.
11
The rhythm track is there, perhaps it just needed a different singer.
12
No South African bowler was able to settle into a consistent rhythm.
13
Dominic would not let his victim break the rhythm of his words.
14
They said that people with so-called circadian rhythm disorders could be helped.
15
He is not the only politician to have experienced a rhythm problem.
16
There is a difference at once in the rhythm of the noise.
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Rhythm through the time
Rhythm across language varieties
United States of America
Common
Ireland
Common
Australia
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