dance

• Sustantivo que designa una serie de movimientos rítmicos del cuerpo, generalmente al compás de la música, utilizada como forma de expresión artística, entretenimiento o interacción social.

A noun referring to a series of rhythmic movements performed to music, often as a form of expression, entertainment, or social interaction.

1. Artistic movementA1formal

   A series of rhythmic movements performed to music, often as a form of expression or entertainment.

   Danza

   • She performed a beautiful dance at the recital.
   • The waltz is a classic ballroom dance.
   • He is taking lessons to learn a new dance.

   Sinónimosdancingterpsichore

2. Social eventA2formal

   A social gathering where people come together to dance.

   Baile social

   • The school is hosting a dance this Friday.
   • They met at a dance in the village hall.
   • The annual charity dance was a huge success.

   Sinónimosballcotilliondiscohopmixerpromravesocialsoiree

• Moverse rítmicamente al son de la música, generalmente siguiendo una secuencia de pasos.

A verb used to indicate the act of moving rhythmically to music, typically following a set sequence of steps.

1. Move rhythmicallyA1formal

   To move the body in a rhythmic way, usually to music.

   Bailar

   • She loves to dance to pop music.
   • They danced all night at the party.
   • He danced with his partner gracefully.

   Sinónimosboogiebopcapergroovejigpranceskipstepswaytriptwirlwhirl

2. Move lightly or quicklyA2informal

   To move in a lively, bouncing, or skipping manner.

   moverse con soltura y rapidez

   • The children danced around the room with joy.
   • Leaves danced in the autumn wind.
   • Her eyes danced with excitement when she heard the news.

   Sinónimosbouncecapercavortflitfrolicgambolhoppranceskiptrip