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Meanings of rumba in English
Usage of rumba in English
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.
6
He brought the rumba here in the first place; that was in 1922... View Article
7
I'm not going to tell Fred Astaire that I taught Arthur Murray how to rumba.
8
A commercial was offering a three-LP set of the hundred greatest rumba and samba hits.
9
Ashley's even had a rumba ruffle across the bottom.
10
Barnie Duncan explores the exciting hybrid of rumba catalana.
11
His music ranges from rumba to jazz and morna and sings in French or his native Portuguese.
12
But her real love was ballroom dancing, and her weakness for salsa and rumba gradually became an obsession.
13
An Afro-Cuban rumba is held every Sunday at noon in "Salvador's Alley" in Havana's Centro district.
14
She asked me to do a techno rumba, and I had to go find out how to do it.
15
Actually, I was pretty disturbed when it came to the butterflies in my stomach region doing a maraca rumba.
16
Writer asked Janet how to spell "rumba."
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