Usage of "got to dance"

Encara no tenim significats per a "got to dance".

Ús de got to dance en anglès

I represented Zambia while my friends represented Tanzania and we got to dance. 
 News.com.au 

But Samutsevich never got to dance in front of the altar, you see. 
 The Guardian 

I fear Mr. and Mrs. Skratdj have yet got to dance with the Dragons. 
 The Junior Classics, Volume 6: Old-Fashioned Tales 

Roger got to dance and Brad got to be responsible. 
 Getting in: a novel 

I've got to dance once if I never dance again! 
 A Romance of Billy-Goat Hill 

If you've got to dance, you'll have to work it out of your system alone. 
 Children of the Whirlwind 

I tell you you've got to dance. 
 The Jolliest School of All 

George, you've got to dance with me. 
 Babbitt 

But you have got to dance. 
 Twenty Years of Hus'ling 

They've got to dance me down. 
 Saint's Progress 

I can't dance either, but this is a 'ground-hog case,' and we've got to dance and sing too. 
 Twenty Years of Hus'ling 

We must leave the Fairy Lady to practise now, because she's got to dance to half the people in London to-morrow. 
 The Lamp of Fate 

It turned out that Scabby Bill was good for business, because for the promise of rum he could be got to dance. 
 The secret river 

Irish dance act Prodijig have won the UK dance competition Got To Dance. 
 The Irish Times 

We later took part in Got to Dance and were shown on TV. 
 The South African 

'I've got to dance the first polka with Miss Golightly,' said Charley. 
 The Three Clerks 

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Significats de got to dance en anglès