rhythm是什么意思

音标:英 [ˈrɪðəm]美 [ˈrɪðəm]

旋律, 节奏, 韵律, 匀称, 张弛节律[医] 节律

the basic rhythmic unit in a piece of music
recurring at regular intervals
the arrangement of spoken words alternating stressed and unstressed elements

rhythm的用法和例句：

1. The river sort of imposes a rhythm of its own on you, and, really, all you can do is follow the river's rhythm and its moves, and fall into line with them.

河流将自身的节奏加诸于泛舟的人们 你所能做的只是跟随着 它的节奏和流动 与之共鸣

2. Aldo's experience has shown how important the body clock is for every single one of us, how it defines our daily rhythms far more than the watch on our wrist, and the impact these rhythms have on our health, happiness and performance.

奥尔多的经历表明 生物钟对我们每一个人都是如此重要 它决定了我们的昼夜节律 影响远超过我们腕表上的时间 也表明了这些节律对我们的 健康 快乐及工作表现的影响

3. But we developed a rhythm of our own.

但我们协调出了自己的相处节奏

4. So, we have to find a working rhythm here again.

是这样的 我们得找回这里的工作模式

5. Your rhythm is yelling through a beard.

你的节奏就是扯个大胡子瞎喊

6. That's all I'm saying. It's a rhythm thing.

就是这个意思 那是因为节奏的原因

7. But her rhythm is thrown off by objections.

但她会被反对意见乱了阵脚

8. I loved that you did counter rhythms.

我喜欢你们选择了反节奏演出

9. You see, it's all about timing and rhythm.

看见没 时间和节奏是关键

10. Whether or not you surrender to the rhythm is up to you.

你是不是要随音乐而动 就看你的了