I. dance [Am dæns, Brit dɑːns] SUBST
1.1. dance C (act):
- dance
- baile m
- may I have this dance?
- ¿me concede este baile or esta pieza? veraltend
- to lead sb a merry dance Brit
- darle quebraderos de cabeza a alguien
1.2. dance C (set of steps):
- dance
- baile m
- dance
- danza f
- the dance of death
- la danza de la muerte
1.3. dance U (art form):
- dance
- danza f
- dance
- baile m
- dance class
- clase f de baile
- dance step
- paso m de baile
2. dance (occasion):
- dance
- baile m
- dance attr music
- de baile
- dance attr music
- bailable
II. dance [Am dæns, Brit dɑːns] VERB intr
1.1. dance (to music):
- dance
- bailar
- to dance (in time) to the music
- bailar al compás de la música
1.2. dance (skip):
- dance
- dar saltos
- he was so happy, he was dancing (up and down)
- estaba que saltaba de alegría
2. dance liter eyes/flames:
- dance
- bailar
- dance
- danzar liter
- the flowers danced in the breeze
- las flores se mecían con la brisa liter
III. dance [Am dæns, Brit dɑːns] VERB trans
1. dance waltz/tango:
- dance
- bailar
- they danced the night away
- bailaron durante toda la noche
2. dance person:
- dance
- llevar bailando
attendance [Am əˈtɛndəns, Brit əˈtɛnd(ə)ns] SUBST
1. attendance U or C (presence):
- attendance
- asistencia f
- to be in attendance
- estar presente
- his attendances have been intermittent
- no ha asistido con regularidad
- attr she has a poor attendance record
- falta con frecuencia
2. attendance U (service):
- attendance
- atención f
- the doctor in attendance was new
- el médico que estaba de guardia era nuevo
- to dance attendance on sb
- estar pendiente de alguien
3. attendance C (people present):
- what was the attendance?
- ¿cuántos asistentes hubo?
- what was the attendance?
- ¿cuántas personas asistieron?
- attendances of over 5, 000 are not uncommon
- no es raro que asistan más de 5.000 personas
- to take attendance Am
- pasar lista
square dance SUBST
- square dance
- cuadrilla f
tea dance SUBST
- tea dance
- té m bailable
- tea dance
- té m danzante
sword dance SUBST
- sword dance
- danza f de (las) espadas
country dance SUBST esp Brit
- country dance
- danza f folklórica
dance-off [ˈdænsɔf] SUBST
- dance-off
- dance-off m (competición en la cual bailarines compiten entre sí hasta que se declare el ganador)
dance hall SUBST
- dance hall
- salón m de baile
dance floor SUBST
- dance floor
- pista f de baile
dinner dance SUBST
- dinner dance
- cena f con baile
- dinner dance
- comida f bailable esp LatAm
- dinner dance
- cena-baile f Méx
rain dance SUBST
- rain dance
- danza f de la lluvia
I. dance [dɑ:nts, Am dænts] -cing -cing VERB intr
1. dance (move around to music):
- dance
- bailar
- to dance to sth
- bailar al compás de algo
- shall we dance?
- ¿bailas?
- to go dancing
- ir a bailar
2. dance (move energetically):
- dance
- saltar
- to dance with joy
- dar saltos de alegría
3. dance (bob):
- dance
- agitarse
- the daffodils were dancing in the breeze
- los narcisos se mecían con la brisa
Wendungen:
- to dance to sb's tune
- estar a las órdenes de alguien übtr
II. dance [dɑ:nts, Am dænts] -cing -cing VERB trans
- dance
- bailar
- to dance the night away
- bailar toda la noche
Wendungen:
- to dance attendance on sb
- desvivirse por alguien
III. dance [dɑ:nts, Am dænts] -cing -cing SUBST
- dance
- baile m
- end-of-term dance
- baile de fin de curso
- to have a dance with sb
- bailar con alguien
- the band played a slow dance
- la orquesta tocaba una (canción) lenta
clog-dance [ˈklɒgdɑ:ns] SUBST
- clog-dance
- baile en el que se usan zuecos para seguir el ritmo de la música
sword dance SUBST
- sword dance
- danza f de las espadas
Square dance
- Square dance
- Square dance es el nombre que recibe un popular baile americano. Grupos de cuatro parejas bailan en círculo, en cuadrado o formando dos líneas. Todos ellos llevan a cabo los movimientos que les va indicando un caller. El caller puede dar las indicaciones cantando o hablando. Estos bailarines suelen bailar acompañados de músicos con violines, bajos o guitarras.
country dance SUBST Brit
- country dance
- danza f folclórica
tap dance [ˈtæpˌdɑ:nts, Am -ˌdænts] SUBST
- tap dance
- claqué m
square dance SUBST
- square dance
- baile m de figuras
dance band SUBST
- dance band
- orquesta f de baile
dance music SUBST kein Pl
- dance music
- música f de baile
folk dance SUBST
- folk dance
- baile m popular
Englisch
Spanisch
I. dance <-cing> [dæns] VERB intr
1. dance (move to music):
- dance
- bailar
- to dance to sth
- bailar al compás de algo
- shall we dance?
- ¿bailas?
- to go dancing
- ir a bailar
2. dance (move energetically):
- dance
- saltar
- to dance with joy
- dar saltos de alegría
3. dance (twinkle):
- his eyes danced with pleasure
- sus ojos brillaban de placer
4. dance (bob):
- dance
- agitarse
- the daffodils were dancing in the breeze
- los narcisos se mecían con la brisa
Wendungen:
- to dance to sb's tune
- estar a las órdenes de alguien übtr
II. dance <-cing> [dæns] VERB trans
- dance
- bailar
- to dance the night away
- bailar toda la noche
III. dance [dæns] SUBST
- dance
- baile m
- to have a dance with sb
- bailar con alguien
- the band played a slow dance
- la orquesta tocaba una (canción) lenta
tap dance [ˈtæp·ˌdæns] SUBST
- tap dance
- claqué m
country-dance SUBST
- country-dance
- danza f folclórica
folk dance SUBST
- folk dance
- baile m popular
square dance SUBST
- square dance
- baile m de figuras
dance band SUBST
- dance band
- orquesta f de baile
dance music SUBST
- dance music
- música f de baile
Spanisch
Englisch
- danza
- dance
- baile
- dance
- baile (fiesta)
- dance party
- baile de San Vito MED
- Saint Vitus' dance
- danzar
- to dance
- danzar
- to dance
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