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Meanings of dance in inglês
Taking a series of rhythmical steps (and movements) in time to music.
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Examples for "dancing"
Examples for "dancing"
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Thirty-year-old social media consultant Zeynep said pole dancing made her feel free.
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The dancing went on; she was waltzing now in the interminable german.
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I would rather see you in your grave than in a dancing-school.
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Families celebrated, groups of young men dancing together when their names appeared.
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He and his wife danced, gave dancing lessons and health culture classes.
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Well, there was Terpsichore-herdisciples are spoken of every day in the newspapers.
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Terpsichore was out on the street when the rumor of the accident reached her.
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Roller followed in the first cutter, which had been towed down by the Terpsichore.
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Here is Terpsichore with the lyre of dancing, Thalia with the mask of comedy.
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The remaining boat was a cutter of the Terpsichore.
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He conjectures, for example, how saltation and orthogenesis might jointly explain phyletic sequences of limb rudimentation:
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He then summarizes Mivart's structuralist alternative, describing first the claim for channeling, and then the argument for saltation.
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That moral saltation is very necessary to political success at Leaplow, and quite probably in many other places.
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Its characteristic dunes and ripples are the kind formed by sand particles taking short wind-borne hops, a process called saltation.
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The existence of a few intermediary species shows that the full sequence proceeds by punctuational steps and not by full saltation.
Move in a pattern; usually to musical accompaniment; do or perform a dance.
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танцевальная вечеринка Usage of dance in inglês
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A dance troupe from Palenque has performed in Europe in recent years.
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Now's your chance to see New Zealand's future dance stars in action.
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Last year, Betroffenheit won the Olivier award for best new dance production.
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But still, this particular dance session was going a bit too far.
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On second thoughts, I'll dance with the cows until you come home.
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The BBC have launched a new dance competition, BBC Young Dancer 2015.
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Their second dance was a freestyle number, which proved a major hit.
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In this they pipe and revel; in this they sing and dance.
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Expanding into the growing market for dance events could also pay dividends.
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They're left without a dance partner, said Susquehanna Financial analyst Jeff Fidacaro.
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Hundreds of people remain glued to the dance floor, still going strong.
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West Kerry has long had a strong association with great dance music.
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South Africa has produced its first dance movie called Hear Me Move.
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However, there will be seated service only and dance floors remain closed.
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But in the evening there'll be the dance in the Town Hall.
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And know that I'm very much looking forward to our final dance.
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Dance through the time
Dance across language varieties
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