assonant
/as-uh-nuhns/US // ˈæs ə nəns //UK // (ˈæsənəns) //
语气词,语气助词,辅音,韵母
Related Words
chant吟诵,吟唱,诵读,诵经inflection拐点,语气词,语气,拐弯处refrain克制,克制一下,克制住,反复强调theme主题,专题,题目,课题music音乐lyric抒情诗,抒情,抒情歌曲,抒情歌unison同声传译,同声,同音,异口同声consonance共鸣,共鸣声,和声,协和run运行,运转,运作,运行中strain应变,应力,应变能力,应变性aria咏叹调,琴声,唱腔,咏唱song歌曲concord和谐,和睦,和睦相处,和谐的chime钟声,报钟声,鸣钟,报钟air空气,气,空,空气中euphony悦耳的声音,悦耳的音乐,悦耳动听,悦耳的歌声lay铺设,敷设,躺下,奠定measure措施,衡量,计量,衡量标准carillon卡龙,卡龙灯,卡里昂,卡里翁resonance共振,共鸣,共震
Definitions
n.名词 noun
- 1
- : resemblance of sounds.
- : Also called vowel rhyme. Prosody. rhyme in which the same vowel sounds are used with different consonants in the stressed syllables of the rhyming words, as in penitent and reticence.
- : partial agreement or correspondence.
Synonyms & Antonyms
as inmelodious/melodic
Synonyms
accordant合意者,合意的人,合意的,合意agreeable称心如意的,中意的,称心的,称心如意canorous苍耳,苍术,苍耳的,苍老的clear清楚,清除,清晰,清理concordant和谐的,和谐,和睦相处,和谐一致dulcet轻声细语,轻柔的,轻声细语的,轻柔的声音euphonic轻声细语,轻声细语的,轻声,轻声的euphonious悠扬的声音,轻声细语,朗朗上口,轻声细语的harmonic谐音,调和,谐波,调和的in tune调和,调谐一致的,调谐一致,调谐的mellifluous悠扬的声音,悠扬,悠扬的,清脆悦耳mellow醇厚的,醇厚,醇美,醇美的pleasing赏心悦目,讨好,赏心悦目的,讨人喜欢resonant共振,共振式,共振的,谐振silvery银色的,银色,银白色的,含银soft软,软的,软性,软体songful有歌声的,有歌声,歌声优美,充满歌声sweet甜的,甜甜的,甜蜜的,甜美的sweet-sounding悦耳的声音,悦耳动听,悦耳的声响,悦耳symphonic交响乐,交响,交响乐的,交响曲symphonious交响乐,交响曲,交响的,交响乐团tuned调谐的,调谐,调校的,调校过的tuneful有调性,有调性的,有调子的,有声有色well-tuned适应性强,适应性强的,妥当的,适应性好
as inmelodious
Synonyms
melodic旋律性,旋律性的,旋律,旋律型musical音乐剧,音乐片,音乐性,乐剧tuneful有调性,有调性的,有调子的,有声有色accordant合意者,合意的人,合意的,合意agreeable称心如意的,中意的,称心的,称心如意canorous苍耳,苍术,苍耳的,苍老的clear清楚,清除,清晰,清理concordant和谐的,和谐,和睦相处,和谐一致dulcet轻声细语,轻柔的,轻声细语的,轻柔的声音euphonic轻声细语,轻声细语的,轻声,轻声的euphonious悠扬的声音,轻声细语,朗朗上口,轻声细语的harmonic谐音,调和,谐波,调和的in tune调和,调谐一致的,调谐一致,调谐的mellifluous悠扬的声音,悠扬,悠扬的,清脆悦耳mellow醇厚的,醇厚,醇美,醇美的pleasing赏心悦目,讨好,赏心悦目的,讨人喜欢resonant共振,共振式,共振的,谐振silvery银色的,银色,银白色的,含银soft软,软的,软性,软体songful有歌声的,有歌声,歌声优美,充满歌声sweet甜的,甜甜的,甜蜜的,甜美的sweet-sounding悦耳的声音,悦耳动听,悦耳的声响,悦耳symphonic交响乐,交响,交响乐的,交响曲symphonious交响乐,交响曲,交响的,交响乐团tuned调谐的,调谐,调校的,调校过的well tuned调校良好,调谐良好,调教良好,调整好
Examples
Most of it is in the difficult assonant or vowel rhyme, hardly ever previously attempted in our language.
Bel crouches—as men have crouched to Bel; Nebo cowers—a stronger verb than crouches, but assonant to it, like cower to crouch.
It is written in the assonant, or vowel rhyme, that was universal among European nations in the early stage of their civilization.
The versification is careless; when rhyme hampered the poet he dropped it, and used instead the assonant rhyme.
I observed no instance of the assonant rhyme; but there are several glosses, or, in the Portuguese word, grosas.
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