Usage of "ballroom dancing"

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Any of a variety of social dances performed by couples in a ballroom.

Usage of ballroom dancing in English

Meet some of the pioneers of same-sex ballroom dancing in the UK. 
 BBC 

But ballroom dancing may not be a growth market for him. 
 Reuters 

Knitting clubs are all the rage, along with gin cocktails and ballroom dancing. 
 The Guardian 

You could be playing tennis, lifting weights, jogging, or ballroom dancing. 
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BBC Scotland's Fiona Stalker and Ken Banks go on their first ballroom dancing lesson. 
 BBC 

By the time she was nine, Lynch was an All-Ireland champion in ballroom dancing. 
 The Irish Times 

Unless, that is, the Ebdonator turns out to be any good at ballroom dancing. 
 The Guardian 

Great Britain is the stronghold of traditional ballroom dancing. 
 The new yorker 

In her spare time Jelena Ostapenko likes to go ballroom dancing and read detective novels. 
 The Irish Times 

British GPs may soon be writing prescriptions for cooking classes, art classes and ballroom dancing. 
 Radio NZ 

A lot more people are doing ballroom dancing now. 
 Reuters 

I used to go ballroom dancing, you know. 
 The water room 

The long-running ballroom dancing contest will be adapting to our new normal in a post-COVID-19 world. 
 The South African 

We'll save the ballroom dancing for another time. 
 IT 

That tally marks the biggest audience yet for a season premiere of the ballroom dancing show. 
 Reuters 

So we did ballroom dancing, we did scuba-diving. 
 The Guardian 

Translations for ballroom dancing

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Meanings of ballroom dancing in English