igra riječi

igra riječi

A word play suggesting, with humorous intent, the different meanings of one word or the use of two or more words similar in sound but different in meaning.

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rastavljanje riječi

Education; SAT vocabulary

Rečenicu rastaviti na njene dijelove i opsati svaku riječ.

igra riječima

Literature; Poetry

See Paronomasia, Pun

igra uloga

Education; Teaching

Proces učenja u kojem učesnici igraju uloge određenih osoba u cilju razvoja određenih vještina i zadovoljavanja konkretnih ciljeva učenja.

abstraktna poezija, pozija koja ima za cilj korištenje zvukva, rima, ritmova kako bi uobličila i iskazala emociju, umjesto da se izražava samo pomoću pukog značenja rijeći

Literature; Poetry

Poetry that aims to use its sounds, textures, rhythms, and rhymes to convey an emotion, instead of relying on the meanings of words.

Slobodni stih čiji je začetnik Walt Whitman, američki pjesnik 19-og stoljeća, iako se i ranije pojavljivao još u 17 stoljeću u odobrenim engleskim prevodima Biblije. U slobodnom stihu nema tradicionalnih pravila koja se odnose na pisanje stihova. Sloboda na koju se ukazuje nazivom slobodni stih odnosi se na oslobođenje od ustabljenih šablona metra, rime i ritmike.

Literature; Poetry

A fluid form which conforms to no set rules of traditional versification. The free in free verse refers to the freedom from fixed patterns of meter and rhyme, but writers of free ...

terza rima

Literature; Poetry

A verse form consisting of tercets, usually in iambic pentameter in English poetry, with a chain or interlocking rhyme scheme, as: aba, bcb, cdc, etc. The pattern concludes with a ...

tragedija

Literature; Poetry

A medieval narrative poem or tale typically describing the downfall of a great person; a drama, usually in verse, portraying a conflict between a strong-willed protagonist and a ...