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Meanings of rhumba in English
Genre of ballroom music and dance that appeared in the East Coast of the United States during the 1930s.
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Examples for "rumba"
Examples for "rumba"
1
Gina did a rumba around the cart and breezed into the room.
2
A rabid tiger would be more likely to dance the rumba.
3
She was very prim, but she insisted on learning the rumba.
4
Which it quickly did; if those plants could dance, they'd be doing the rumba.
5
But Congolese rumba was so huge in Africa that everybody was inspired by it.
Usage of rhumba in English
1
Leanne could have put her rhumba lessons to use.
2
So we spend the next five minutes tearing everything off while she does the potty rhumba.
3
Apparently the man was teaching her to rhumba.
4
They're playing a rhumba and you're not dancing.
5
While the hostess and a woman guest did the dishes the Senora danced the rhumba with their husbands.
6
While there, he spoke to locals, read arrangements and soaked in the vibe salsa and rhumba had to offer.
7
Why would you pass up an opportunity to wear scanty sequinned frocks, learn the rhumba and hang out with Bruce Forsyth?
8
The convertible purred its way along the mountain road, and the radio purred along with it, Noro Morales handing out a suave rhumba.
Frequent collocations
Rhumba through the time