in rhythm
in rhythm — 慣用語
1. moving, playing, or performing an action at a speed that follows a regular, repe
合拍
與規律節奏保持一致
moving, playing, or performing an action at a speed that follows a regular, repeating beat or pulse — especially the beat of music or of a clicking sound
Nora tapped her foot on the floor to stay in rhythm with the band.
Nora 用腳在地板上打拍子,讓自己跟上樂團的節奏。
used with 'with' to specify the beat source
It was hard for Bao to keep in rhythm during his first drum lesson.
Bao 第一次上打鼓課時,很難保持合拍。
keep in rhythm — common verb collocation
The two dancers moved perfectly in rhythm to the fast samba music.
兩位舞者隨著快速的森巴音樂完美地合拍舞動。
in rhythm to + [music/dance]
Meera clapped her hands in rhythm while the children sang their favourite song.
Meera 配合孩子們唱歌的節奏拍手。
clap + in rhythm — action verb with sound production
Tunde counted the beats under his breath to stay in rhythm with the metronome.
Tunde 低聲數著拍子,讓自己跟節拍器的節奏保持一致。
- in time
more general — can refer to matching any timing, not necessarily a rhythmic beat; 'in rhythm' implies a repeating pattern
- on beat
more specific to musical performance; 'in rhythm' is broader and can describe any synchronized movement
- in sync
informal; can apply to any coordinated timing, not just audible rhythms
- out of rhythm
direct opposite — moving at a speed that does not match the beat
- off beat
specifically in music; describes hitting the wrong part of the beat pattern
用法筆記
Often used after verbs of movement or sound production (keep, stay, move, clap, tap, dance). The source of the beat is introduced by with or to.