rhythm
Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples
Pronunciation: US /ˈrɪðəm/
Forms: rhythms
rhythm means: A repeated pattern of beats or sounds, especially in music.
noun
BEAT PATTERNB1
A repeated pattern of beats or sounds, especially in music.
- The drums create a strong rhythm.
- She tapped her foot to the rhythm.
- His heartbeat had an unusual rhythm.
REPEATING PACEB2
The speed at which beats or repeated actions happen.
- We walked at a slow rhythm.
- Her breathing settled into a regular rhythm.
- The workers increased their rhythm as the deadline approached.
Questions about rhythm
What does rhythm mean?
A repeated pattern of beats or sounds, especially in music.
What is rhythm in other languages?
Türkçe: ritim · Español: ritmo · Français: rythme · Deutsch: Rhythmus · Italiano: ritmo · 日本語: リズム
How do you pronounce rhythm?
It is pronounced /ˈrɪðəm/.
How do you use rhythm in a sentence?
The drums create a strong rhythm. She tapped her foot to the rhythm.
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