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sashay

/sæˈʃeɪ/

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noun

/sæˈʃeɪ/C1formal
  • ruСуществительное, обозначающее фигуру в кадрили, где партнёры обходят друг друга боковыми шагами, или скользящий шаг в балете, где одна нога всегда ведёт, или приятное путешествие.

A noun referring to a dance figure in square dancing where partners circle each other with sideways steps, or a gliding step in ballet where one foot always leads, or a pleasurable journey.

  1. Square dance figureC1formalamerican

    A movement in square dancing where partners circle each other using sideways steps.

    ruФигура в кадрили

    • The caller instructed the dancers to sashay around their partner.
    • They performed a perfect sashay during the square dance competition.
    • Learning the sashay step is essential for beginners in square dancing.
  2. Ballet stepC1formalart

    A gliding step in ballet where one foot always leads, creating a smooth, flowing movement.

    ruПа-де-ша

    • The ballerina executed a graceful sashay across the stage.
    • He practiced the sashay repeatedly to perfect his technique.
    • The choreography included a series of sashays and pirouettes.
  3. Leisurely journeyB2informal

    A trip or excursion taken for enjoyment or pleasure.

    ruПрогулка

    • They took a leisurely sashay through the countryside.
    • Her weekend sashay to the beach was exactly what she needed.
    • We planned a short sashay to explore the old town.

    Synonymsexcursionjauntoutingramblesaunterstrolltourtrip

Forms
  • sashays plural form
  • sashays' possessive plural form
  • sashay's possessive singular form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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verb

/sæˈʃeɪ/C1formalamerican
  • ruГлагол, означающий идти или двигаться непринуждённой, уверенной или показной походкой, часто со скользящими или покачивающимися движениями.

A verb meaning to walk or move in a casual, confident, or showy manner, often with a gliding or swaying motion.

  1. Move sidewaysB2informalamerican

    To move in a gliding, sideways manner, often with a casual or confident air.

    ruДвигаться боком

    • She sashayed through the crowded room to get a better view.
    • The dancer sashayed across the stage with effortless grace.
    • He sashayed sideways to avoid the puddle on the sidewalk.

    Synonymsglidesidleslidesweepswish

  2. Walk with a lofty proud gaitB2informalamerican

    To walk in a confident, proud, and often flamboyant manner, usually to attract attention or impress others.

    ruШествовать с гордой походкой

    • She sashayed into the party as if she owned the place.
    • He sashayed down the street in his new suit, turning heads.
    • The model sashayed down the runway with a confident smile.

    Synonymsflounceparadeprancestrutswagger

    Antonymscowercreepshrinkskulkslink

  3. Perform a chassé step in balletC1formalart

    To execute a chassé, a ballet step where one foot chases the other, often used in dance sequences.

    ruВыполнять шаг шассе

    • The ballerina sashayed gracefully across the stage during the performance.
    • In the routine, the dancers sashayed in unison to the music.
    • He practiced the sashay step repeatedly to perfect his technique.
Forms
  • sashayed past participle
  • sashayed past simple
  • sashaying present participle
  • sashays third person singular
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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Vocabulary data from the Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset (CC BY 4.0), https://huggingface.co/datasets/Fristail27/vocab-bloom-hub-en

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