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单词 dance
释义
dance
verb
uk
/dɑːns/us
/dæns/
A1[IorT]
tomovethebodyandfeettomusic:
跳（舞），舞蹈
We danced allnight.我们跳了一夜的舞。
Wewentdancing at aclub.我们去夜总会跳舞了。
Whatkindofmusicdo you like dancingto?你喜欢伴着哪种曲子跳舞？
Who was she dancingwithat thepartylastnight?昨晚舞会上她在和谁跳舞？
Can you dance thetango?你会跳探戈舞吗？
Weplayedourmusicand dancedthenightaway.我们放上音乐，跳了一晚上的舞。
[I]literary
tomovequicklyandlightly:
（轻快地）舞动；摇曳；跳动
Thedaffodilswere dancing in thebreeze.黄水仙在微风中轻轻舞动。
Shewatchedthesunlightdancing on thewater.她注视着水面上的粼粼波光。
More examples
  • He was tooshytoaskher to dance with him.
  • Thelightsandloudmusicin theclubmade herwantto dance.
  • He dances well for a man of hisyears.
  • They danced to thebeatof thedrums.
  • Come on, why aren't you dancing? Enjoy yourselves!
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Dance & choreography
  • arabesque
  • backing dancer
  • backspin
  • backup dancer
  • ballerina
  • cut a rugidiom
  • dabbing
  • dance studio
  • dancer
  • fandango
  • morris dancer
  • morris dancing
  • mosh
  • mosher
  • non-dance
  • terpsichorean
  • throw shapesidiom
  • tights
  • tutu
  • twerk
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Making short, sudden movements

Idioms

be dancing in the streets
dance attendance onsomeone
dance tosomeone'stune
dance
noun
uk
/dɑːns/us
/dæns/
B1[C]
aparticularseriesofmovementsthat youperformtomusicor thetypeofmusicthat isconnectedwith it:
舞蹈，舞步；舞曲
Thebandplayedaslowdance.乐队演奏了一支舒缓的舞曲。
A2[C]
asocialoccasionwherepeopledance,especiallyaformaloccasionin alargeroom:
（尤指正式的）舞会
They're having an end-of-term dinner-dance.他们要举办一场期末餐舞会。
picture of dance
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A1[CorU]
theactofmovingyourfeetandbodytomusic:
舞，跳舞
UKWehad adance.我们跳了一支舞。
The bride'sfathergets the first dance at thewedding.新娘的父亲在婚礼上跟新娘跳第一支舞。
a danceclass舞蹈课
A2[U]
theartofperformingdances,especiallyas aformofentertainment:
舞蹈表演；舞蹈艺术
Theperformerstellthestorythroughsongand dance.演员们载歌载舞演绎了那个故事。
More examples
  • Following thedinner, there will be a dance.
  • There areclassesinmovement, dance,actingandimprovisation.
  • Before arugbymatch, the New ZealandteamperformaMaoriwardance.
  • Everyone shouldpairup for the next dance.
  • She'steachingme somebasicdancesteps.
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Dance & choreography
  • arabesque
  • backing dancer
  • backspin
  • backup dancer
  • ballerina
  • cut a rugidiom
  • dabbing
  • dance studio
  • dancer
  • fandango
  • morris dancer
  • morris dancing
  • mosh
  • mosher
  • non-dance
  • terpsichorean
  • throw shapesidiom
  • tights
  • tutu
  • twerk
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Celebrations, parties & special occasions
(Definition ofdancefrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)

dance| American Dictionary

dance
verb[I/T]
us
/dæns/
tomovethebodyandfeetinrhythmtomusic:
[I]Who was she dancing with at theparty?
[T]They danced awaltz.
If something dances, itmovesquicklyandeasily:
[I]Sunlight danced on thewater.
dance
noun[C/U]
us
/dæns/
anactof dancing, or aparticularset ofmovements:
[C]“May I have this dance?” heasked.
[C]The next dance will be awaltz.
[U]Do you take dancelessons?
A dance is also asocialoccasionat whichpeopledance:
[C]the eighth-grade dance
(Definition ofdancefrom theCambridge Academic Content Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesofdance

dance
It is based on a one-year qualitative research project, which seeks to explore the experiences of socialdancefor older dancers.
From theCambridge English Corpus
The masker had amply padded his derriere and bust, and when he performed he periodically punctuated his slowdancemovements with exaggerated hip thrusts.
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Behind them others are changing the set, and when they are finished they come and take their places in thedance.
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Then, to thunderous drumming of the big drum and clashing of the large cymbals, theydancepast each other and exit in separate directions.
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Why do we bother with frivolous debates over the numbers of angels dancing on pins?
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The song was recorded and very popular at dances.
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The most popular activity was playing a musical instrument (17%), followed by dancing (12%).
From theCambridge English Corpus
Here the latest trends in music anddancecould be enjoyed, and the latest fashions flaunted.
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In it, twelve dancers, dressed as twelve princes, danced in imitation of the deities, accompanied by songs in their praise.
From theCambridge English Corpus
During the piece the dancers, enclosed within a golden structure like a palace, had to open this structure, emerge anddancefreely.
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A single performer controlled interface for electronicdance/music theatre.
From theCambridge English Corpus
It encompasses a variety of artistic expressions : instrumental music, songs, dancing and theatre.
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I am momentarily caught off guard as my body attempts to adjust to the temperature of a room filled with thousands of dancing bodies.
From theCambridge English Corpus
This serves as something of a curtain-raiser for an animated section in which the quartet providedance-like material in rhythmic unison.
From theCambridge English Corpus
The activities were ranked in the following order: playing instruments, movement/dance, singing, listening to music, composing and talking about music.
From theCambridge English Corpus
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Collocationswithdance

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ceremonial dance
Instrumental forms included the "basse danse", or "bassadanza", which was a ceremonial dance of a rather dignified character, and relatively slow tempo.
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choreographed dance
Further scenes see the singer draped on the bonnet of a classic car and performing a choreographed dance sequence with a handful of businessmen.
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classical dance
Classical dance has always denied the relationship between dance gesture and musical gesture: the dance was always inserted into the musical event.
From theCambridge English Corpus
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