rhythmic

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rhythmic — 形容詞

  • rhythmicpositive
  • more rhythmiccomparative
  • most rhythmicsuperlative

1. Happening with a clear, regularly repeating beat or pattern — used especially fo

1.形容詞B1
釋義

有節奏的

具有規律重複節拍或韻律的

Happening with a clear, regularly repeating beat or pattern — used especially for sounds, movement, or music that have a steady pulse.

例句

Eshe focused on her rhythmic breathing to calm herself before the exam.

Eshe 在考試前專注於有節奏的呼吸,讓自己冷靜下來。

collocation: rhythmic breathing

The drummers played a fast, rhythmic beat that made the crowd clap along.

鼓手們打出快速而有節奏的節拍,讓群眾跟著拍手。

collocation: rhythmic beat

常見搭配
  • rhythmic breathing
  • rhythmic beat
  • rhythmic pattern
  • rhythmic movement
  • rhythmic sound
  • rhythmic flow
同義詞
  • regular

    More general; does not specifically suggest beat or pulse

  • steady

    Emphasises consistency and evenness rather than patterned repetition

  • pulsing

    More active and energetic; suggests a strong, noticeable beat

  • cadenced

    More formal or technical; common in literary or music criticism

反義詞
  • irregular

    Lacking a consistent or predictable pattern

  • uneven

    Not smooth or regular in timing or force

文法句型

rhythmic + noun

be + rhythmic

用法筆記

Commonly describes sound, movement, or visual patterns with a regular repeating pulse. Typical noun partners include breathing, beat, pattern, movement, sound, and flow.

常見錯誤

The music had a nice rhythm.' (correct but noun, not adjective).
The music was nice and rhythmic.
Use the adjective form to describe something directly.
The dancers moved rhythm.' (noun where adjective is needed).
The dancers moved in a rhythmic way.
'Rhythm' is a noun; 'rhythmic' is the adjective form.

同根字

  • rhythm
    名詞B1
  • rhythmically
    副詞B2

常見搭配

常用片語

  • in a rhythmic way
  • rhythmic pattern of