英语词汇“nursery rhyme”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

　

单词	nursery rhyme
释义	Trends of nursery rhyme View usage for: nursery rhyme Word forms: plural nursery rhymes countable noun A nursery rhyme is a poem or song for young children, especially one that is old or well known. nursery rhyme in British English noun a short traditional verse or song for children, such as Little Jack Horner nursery rhyme in American English a short, rhymed, usually traditional poem for children Examples of 'nursery rhyme' in a sentence nursery rhyme With his voice kept in condition by singing loads of nursery rhymes, those concerts will be a doddle. The Sun (2016) One of the last things she was able to do, in fact, was to sing nursery rhymes with her granddaughter. Times, Sunday Times (2016) Hide under the duvet singing nursery rhymes to yourself? Times, Sunday Times (2016) But the lyrics were like a nursery rhyme. The Sun (2008) Sing well-known nursery rhymes or pop songs. Times, Sunday Times (2010) Everyone writes down the name of a song or nursery rhyme that all players can sing and puts the suggestions into a hat. Times, Sunday Times (2007) Yet all of these nursery rhyme characters can be traced into history, albeit tentatively. Times, Sunday Times (2008) Until recently it was known happily to Americans only from nursery rhymes. Times, Sunday Times (2007) Simple songs: we call it nursery rhymes for adults. Times, Sunday Times (2010) As with nursery rhymes, it leaves the speaking voice no freedom to improvise. Times, Sunday Times (2007) A nursery rhymes record will definitely come in handy over the next six years. The Sun (2012) Remember the old nursery rhyme? Times, Sunday Times (2008) A sometimes unsettling explanation of our nation's nursery rhymes. Times, Sunday Times (2010) M&S's toy laptop has mirrors, and plays nursery rhymes and other musical sounds. Times, Sunday Times (2014) Stories ran about her for months in the national press and poems and nursery rhymes echoed around the North East about her. The Sun (2015) There has been the odd moment when I have been speaking to clients with nursery rhymes playing in the background but it has all worked out. Times, Sunday Times (2006) In other languages nursery rhyme British English: nursery rhyme /ˈnɜːsərɪ raɪm/ NOUN A nursery rhyme is a traditional poem or song for young children. American English: nursery rhyme Arabic: أُغْنِيَةٌ لِلْأَطْفَالِ Brazilian Portuguese: canção infantil Chinese: 童谣 Croatian: pjesmica za malu djecu Czech: říkanka Danish: børnerim Dutch: kinderliedje European Spanish: canción infantil Finnish: lastenloru French: comptine German: Kinderreim Greek: παιδικό τραγούδι Italian: filastrocca Japanese: 伝承童謡 Korean: 동요 Norwegian: barneregle Polish: wierszyk dla dzieci European Portuguese: canção infantil Romanian: povești pentru copii Russian: детские стихи Latin American Spanish: canción infantil Swedish: barnvisa Thai: กลอนหรือเพลงง่ายๆ สำหรับเด็ก Turkish: çocuk şarkıları Ukrainian: дитячий віршик Vietnamese: bài hát mẫu giáo Chinese translation of 'nursery rhyme' nursery rhyme n (c) 儿(兒)歌 (érgē) (首, shǒu)
随便看	to come or be brought to a standstill to come or be brought to light to come or fall apart to come or fall to bits to come or get to grips with to come or spring to mind to come out against/in favour of sth to come out in a rash to come out in spots/in a rash to come out in sympathy (with sb) to come out of hiding to come out of the closet to come out (on strike) to come over as to come to to come to a decision to come to a full stop to come to a grinding halt to come to a halt to come to a head/to be brought to a head to come to an arrangement with sb to come to/and do sth to come to an end to come to an understanding with sb (about sth) to come to a screeching halt

　

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