ritam

ritam

A term used to refer to the recurrence of stressed and unstressed sounds in poetry. Depending on how sounds are arranged, the rhythm of a poem may be fast or slow, choppy or smooth. Poets use rhythm to create pleasurable sound patterns and to reinforce meanings. Rhythm in prose arises from pattern repetitions of sounds and pauses that create looser rhythmic effects. See also meter.

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borbeni ritam

Military; Air force

Tempo zapšovjednika, obrazac ili sustavan proces koji se koristi za planiranje i provedbu sukoba, bitke ili kampanje.

cirkadijski ritam

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Varijacija u fiziološkim funkcijama koja se pojavljuje na dnevnoj bazi.

cirkadijalni ritam

Biology; Neuroscience

Prirodni sustav u živim organizmima koji nadzire vrijeme dnevnih aktivnosti kao što su jelo i spavanje.

srčani ritam

Medical devices; Clinical analytical instruments

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sarkazam

Literature; General literature

See irony.

rima

Literature; General literature

The repetition of identical or similar concluding syllables in different words, most often at the ends of lines. Rhyme is predominantly a function of sound rather than spelling; ...

preokret

Literature; General literature

The point in a story when the protagonist’s fortunes turn in an unexpected direction. See also plot.

rezolucija

Literature; General literature

The conclusion of a plot’s conflicts and complications. The resolution, also known as the falling action, follows the climax in the plot. See also dénouement, plot.

priznanje

Literature; General literature

The moment in a story when previously unknown or withheld information is revealed to the protagonist, resulting in the discovery of the truth of his or her situation and, usually, ...

katren

Literature; General literature

A four-line stanza. Quatrains are the most common stanzaic form in the English language; they can have various meters and rhyme schemes. See also meter, rhyme, stanza.