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Meanings of pole dance in English

Russian
танец на пилоне
Portuguese
pole dance
Spanish
pole dance
Catalan
pole dance
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Form of performing art.

Related terms
танец на пилоне
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Usage of pole dance in English
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They think pole dance is a way of commoditizing women.
Reuters
2
This was not so much a podium presentation, more a pole dance waiting to happen.
The Guardian
3
She just hoped she could pole dance in them.
Stunning
4
We get up on the bar and pole dance to Bruce Springsteen or I Will Survive.
The Guardian
5
Go and learn how to pole dance.
59 seconds: think a little, change a lot
6
Aria's brother, Mike, was demonstrating his best stripper pole dance to a girl from the Quaker school.
Unbelievable
7
In New Zealand Opera's production of Don Giovanni, they snort cocaine, fight each other, get set on fire -and also pole dance.
Radio NZ
8
Dance music blared from speakers overhead, and on stage, a lone blonde did a pole dance for an audience of eight or ten guys.
Any way you want me
9
The telegraph poles danced off in irregular lines.
Tramping on Life / An Autobiographical Narrative
10
You have pole danced. He brayed laughter again.
Depraved
11
Along with another singer, she spends an entire scene pole dancing on a narrow, three-metre high platform.
Radio NZ
12
I didn't know you pole danced.
Stunning
13
Colleen was pole dancing now?
Stunning
14
He was pole dancing with a sword down his throat and did that deadly drop that they do at the end sometimes, you know?
Reuters
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SA's pole dancing champion, Julie Fowler, started pole dancing hoping to shed some unwanted weight gained during her travels in the UK back in 2005.
The South African
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"You ever pole danced before, girl?"
Depraved