گزارش خطا در معنی کلمه 'dance'

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1 general::   verb ADV. almost | wildly They danced wildly down the street. | about, around, away | together VERB + DANCE ask sb to | want to PREP. for He was almost dancing for joy. | to We danced to the music. | with Will you dance with me?

2 general:: In addition to the idioms beginning with DANCE, Also see LEAD A CHASE (DANCE); SONG AND DANCE.

3 general:: dance an organized social event where people to go dance: • The dance will be held in the school gym. ball a large formal occasion where people dance: • The University holds a ball at the end of June. prom a formal dance party for high school students, especially in the US, usually held at the end of a school year: • Who’s your date for the prom? formal American English a dance at which you must wear formal clothes: • He rented a tuxedo to wear to his company’s holiday formal. disco a place or social event where people dance to recorded popular music: • She met Nick at a school disco. club/nightclub a place where people go at night to dance: • We went out for dinner and then to a club.

4 general::   noun series of steps/movements to music ADJ. little | fast, lively | slow, stately | traditional | ritual | ballroom, folk, square | rain | mating pigeons performing their mating dance VERB + DANCE dance, do, perform In her delight she got up and did a little dance. | have May I have the next dance? I felt like having a dance. | like Would you like a dance? | sit out She had to sit out the last dance because of a twisted ankle. DANCE + NOUN music, rhythm | routine, sequence, step | class, teacher | floor, hall, studio social meeting with dancing ADJ. barn | school | dinner, supper, tea VERB + DANCE go to | hold DANCE + NOUN band PREP. at a/the ~ They met at a dance. dancing as a form of art/entertainment ADJ. contemporary, modern | classical DANCE + NOUN company, troupe PHRASES a school of dance, a style of dance

5 general:: dance adjectives a traditional dance • The drum is often used in Africa to accompany traditional dances. a folk dance (= typical of the ordinary people who live somewhere ) • This is one of the oldest folk dances in Greece. a national dance • The Tango is Argentina’s national dance. do a dance • Can you do any dances? perform a dance • We watched the group perform some traditional Spanish dances. a dance routine/sequence (= a set of movements that are part of a dance ) • She was practising a complicated dance routine. a dance step (= a movement in a dance ) • Lou was teaching me a few dance steps. dance music • A small band was playing dance music. a dance floor (= special floor for people to dance on ) a dance band (= playing music that people can dance to ) • a professional dance band

6 general:: noun ball: The dance was Saturday night. verb frolicked: We danced and had fun until midnight.