rumba

• اسم يشير إلى نوع من الموسيقى الراقصة ذات إيقاع متزامن غير منتظم ونبض ثنائي، وإلى الرقصة الشعبية الكوبية الناتجة عن التأثيرين الإسباني والأفريقي التي تتميز بحركات القدمين المعقدة والحركات الحيوية، والتي تحولت لاحقًا إلى رقصة ثنائية.

A noun referring to a syncopated musical style in duple time, as well as a folk dance originating in Cuba with Spanish and African influences, characterized by complex footwork and dynamic movement, which later evolved into a ballroom dance.

1. Music genreB2formalart

   A syncopated style of music in duple time, originally from Cuba, used for dancing the rumba.

   الرومبا

   • The band played a lively rumba that got everyone on the dance floor.
   • She loves listening to traditional Cuban rumba music.
   • The rhythm of the rumba is infectious and energetic.

   المرادفاتrhumba

2. Cuban folk danceB2formalart

   A folk dance in duple time that originated in Cuba, blending Spanish and African elements, characterized by complex footwork and energetic movements.

   رقصة كوبية شعبية

   • The dancers performed a traditional rumba with intricate steps.
   • Rumba is known for its passionate and dramatic style.
   • Learning the rumba requires practice and coordination.

3. B2formalart

   A ballroom dance derived from the Cuban folk dance, adapted for social dancing.

   رقصة الرومبا

   • They won the competition with their flawless rumba routine.
   • The rumba is a popular dance in ballroom competitions.
   • He took lessons to master the slow and sensual rumba.

   المرادفاتrhumba

• فعل يُستخدم للدلالة على أداء رقصة الرومبا، وهي رقصة لاتينية أمريكية إيقاعية، أو التحرك على نمطها.

A verb used to indicate the act of dancing the rumba, a rhythmic Latin American dance, or moving in a similar style.

1. Dance the RumbaB2formal

   To perform the rumba, a lively and rhythmic dance of Cuban origin, characterized by hip movements and a syncopated beat.

   رقص الرومبا

   • They rumbaed across the dance floor with grace and energy.
   • She learned to rumba during her trip to Cuba.
   • The couple rumbaed all night at the festival.