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cotillion

/kəˈtɪl.jən/

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noun

/kəˈtɪl.jən/C1formal
  • ruСуществительное, обозначающее официальный бал, на котором молодых женщин представляют обществу, или живой танец, возникший во Франции XVIII века.

A noun referring to a formal ball where young women are introduced to society, or a lively dance that originated in 18th-century France.

  1. Formal social ballC1formalamerican

    A formal ball or dance where young people, especially young women, are introduced to society.

    ruФормальный бал

    • The debutante attended her first cotillion at the grand hotel.
    • Cotillions are often held to mark a young woman's entry into society.
    • The annual cotillion was a highlight of the social season.

    Synonymsballdanceformal

  2. Historical danceC2formal

    A lively, intricate dance for couples, popular in 18th-century France and later in other countries.

    ruИсторический танец

    • The dancers performed a cotillion at the historical reenactment.
    • The cotillion involves complex steps and frequent partner changes.
    • Music for the cotillion was often composed by famous court musicians.
Forms
  • cotillions plural form
  • cotillions' possessive plural form
  • cotillion's possessive singular form
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