Definition of feminine rhyme in English:

feminine rhyme

noun

Prosody

A rhyme between stressed syllables followed by one or more unstressed syllables (e.g. stocking/shocking, glamorous/amorous).
〔诗韵〕阴韵，弱韵（后接一个或多个非重读音节的重读音节间的韵）。比较MASCULINE RHYME
Compare with masculine rhyme
Example sentencesExamples
- Feminine rhyme predominates in Spanish and Italian poetry, while German and French use masculine and feminine rhyme equally.
- In English verse today, the masculine rhyme is of course the staple thing, the feminine rhyme being a somewhat rare variation.

Definition of feminine rhyme in US English:

feminine rhyme

nounˈfɛmənən raɪm

Prosody

A rhyme between stressed syllables followed by one or more unstressed syllables (e.g., stocking/shocking, glamorous/amorous.).
〔诗韵〕阴韵，弱韵（后接一个或多个非重读音节的重读音节间的韵）。比较MASCULINE RHYME
Compare with masculine rhyme
Example sentencesExamples
- In English verse today, the masculine rhyme is of course the staple thing, the feminine rhyme being a somewhat rare variation.
- Feminine rhyme predominates in Spanish and Italian poetry, while German and French use masculine and feminine rhyme equally.

单词	feminine rhyme
释义	Definition of feminine rhyme in English: feminine rhyme noun Prosody A rhyme between stressed syllables followed by one or more unstressed syllables (e.g. stocking/shocking, glamorous/amorous). 〔诗韵〕阴韵，弱韵（后接一个或多个非重读音节的重读音节间的韵）。比较MASCULINE RHYME Compare with masculine rhyme Example sentencesExamples Feminine rhyme predominates in Spanish and Italian poetry, while German and French use masculine and feminine rhyme equally. In English verse today, the masculine rhyme is of course the staple thing, the feminine rhyme being a somewhat rare variation. Definition of feminine rhyme in US English: feminine rhyme nounˈfɛmənən raɪm Prosody A rhyme between stressed syllables followed by one or more unstressed syllables (e.g., stocking/shocking, glamorous/amorous.). 〔诗韵〕阴韵，弱韵（后接一个或多个非重读音节的重读音节间的韵）。比较MASCULINE RHYME Compare with masculine rhyme Example sentencesExamples In English verse today, the masculine rhyme is of course the staple thing, the feminine rhyme being a somewhat rare variation. Feminine rhyme predominates in Spanish and Italian poetry, while German and French use masculine and feminine rhyme equally.
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