polka

A noun referring to a lively Bohemian dance in fast duple time, typically performed with three steps and a hop, as well as the music composed for this dance.

• 🌐اسم يشير إلى رقصة بوهيمية سريعة في ميزان ثنائي، تُؤدى عادةً بثلاث خطوات وقفزة، وإلى الموسيقى المكتوبة لهذه الرقصة.

1. A lively dance B1 formal

   A fast, lively dance of Bohemian origin, performed in duple time with three steps and a hop.

   • The couple danced the polka at the folk festival.
   • She learned the polka steps from her grandmother.
   • The polka is often performed at traditional celebrations.

   🌐البولكا

2. Music for the dance B1 formal

   Music composed or played for performing the polka dance, typically in fast 2/4 time.

   • The band played a cheerful polka tune.
   • He hummed a polka melody while walking.
   • The polka music filled the dance hall with energy.

   🌐البولكا (موسيقى)

• polkas plural form
• polkas' possessive plural form
• polka's possessive singular form

A verb used to indicate the act of dancing the polka, a lively Central European dance, or moving in a lively, bouncing manner.

• 🌐فعل يُستعمل للدلالة على أداء رقصة البولكا، وهي رقصة شعبية أوروبية وسطى سريعة وحيوية، أو على التحرك بنشاط ووثب وخفة.

1. Dance the polka B1 formal

   To perform the lively, fast-paced dance known as the polka, typically in pairs.

   • They polkaed across the dance floor with great energy.
   • At the festival, everyone learned how to polka.
   • She loves to polka at weddings and celebrations.

   🌐رقص البولكا

• polkaed past participle
• polkaed past simple
• polkaing present participle
• polkas third person singular