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mnemonic rhyme; trick; bid farewell
Meanings
3 senses · 15 examplesnoun
mnemonic rhyme; formula; pithy saying
Often refers to concise, rhyming phrases used for memorization, especially in traditional learning contexts like poetry, medicine, or martial arts.
When learning English, we can use mnemonic rhymes to help remember grammar rules.
This ancient poem has a corresponding mnemonic rhyme that reads smoothly and朗朗上口.
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The teacher taught us to remember pi using a numeric mnemonic rhyme.
Traditional Chinese medicine has many mnemonic songs for diagnosing illnesses that have been passed down.
This mathematical formula can be made into a mnemonic rhyme to help students remember it.
noun
knack; trick; secret of success
Refers to a clever method or secret technique for doing something well or efficiently.
He mastered the secrets of playing the piano and made rapid progress.
There are no shortcuts to learning a language, only the knack of perseverance.
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This chef is unwilling to share the secrets of his cooking.
The secret to success lies in hard work and never giving up.
He discovered a new trick for memorizing English words.
verb
bid farewell; part; say goodbye
literaryOften used in more formal or literary contexts to indicate parting, especially when the separation may be permanent or long-term.
He is leaving for abroad tomorrow, so we will bid him farewell tonight.
At the station, they reluctantly bid each other farewell.
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This poem expresses the poet's feelings of bidding farewell to his hometown.
He knew this might be a permanent farewell to his loved ones.
After they parted, they never saw each other again.