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terpsichorean

/ˌtɜːrp.sɪ.kəˈriː.ən/

Traducción: Relativo a la danza; proviene de Terpsícore, musa griega de la danza. Hoy se considera arcaico o meramente literario., Sustantivo que designa a una persona dedicada a la danza, especialmente a un bailarín o bailarina profesional o artista del baile.

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adjective

/ˌtɜːrp.sɪ.kəˈriː.ən/C2formalartobsoleto
  • esRelativo a la danza; proviene de Terpsícore, musa griega de la danza. Hoy se considera arcaico o meramente literario.

Relating to dancing; derived from Terpsichore, the Greek Muse of dance. Now considered archaic or highly literary.

  1. Relating to dancingC2formal

    Of or pertaining to the art of dance.

    esRelativo a la danza

    • The terpsichorean arts were celebrated at the festival.
    • She has a natural terpsichorean talent.
    • The performance was a stunning display of terpsichorean skill.

    Sinónimoschoreographicdancedancing

Formas
  • more terpsichorean comparative form
  • most terpsichorean superlative form

noun

/ˌtɜːp.sɪ.kəˈriː.ən/C2formal
  • esSustantivo que designa a una persona dedicada a la danza, especialmente a un bailarín o bailarina profesional o artista del baile.

A noun referring to a professional dancer or performer of dance.

  1. Professional dancerC2formal

    A person who dances professionally, especially in ballet or theatrical performances.

    esBailarín profesional

    • The terpsichorean captivated the audience with her graceful movements.
    • He trained for years to become a skilled terpsichorean.
    • The theater hired several terpsichoreans for the new production.

    Sinónimosballerinaballet dancerdancerdanseurdanseusehoofer

Formas
  • terpsichoreans plural form
  • terpsichoreans' possessive plural form
  • terpsichorean's possessive singular form