| 单词 | rich rhyme |
| 释义 | > as lemmasrich rhyme rich rhyme n. a rhyme in which the rhyming elements include matching consonants before the stressed vowel sounds (for example taken and mistaken, peer and pier); (as a mass noun) rhyming of this kind; cf. rime riche n. ΘΚΠ society > leisure > the arts > literature > poetry > versification > rhyme > [noun] > rich rhyme rich rhyme1656 rime riche1827 1656 A. Cowley To Dr. Scarborough in Pindaric Odes Note ii Find, Refind: These kinds of Rhymes the French delight in, and call Rich Rhymes. 1764 Anecd. Polite Lit. IV. vii. 230 There is no real beauty in the similitude of sound at the conclusion of two lines; in some rich rhymes there is an appearance of it, but even these repeated, become tiresome to the ear. 1838 Monthly Mag. Jan. 105 Errors that are invariably committed, in the double or rich rhyme, by those who are not poets born, but poets made. 1902 P. Chubb Teaching of Eng. x. 164 It is essentially a poem to be read, full of music, of plentiful alliteration and onomatopœia, of rich rhyme, and a rhythm that varies greatly. 2003 French Rev. 76 964 It is legitimate to point to the musical qualities of the French poem, its effective use of rich rhymes and repetitions. < as lemmas |
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