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landler

/ˈlænd.lər/

Traduction: Nom désignant une danse folklorique autrichienne modérément lente à trois temps, comportant souvent des rotations et des claquements de mains, ou la musique écrite pour cette danse.

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/ˈlænd.lər/C1formalart
  • frNom désignant une danse folklorique autrichienne modérément lente à trois temps, comportant souvent des rotations et des claquements de mains, ou la musique écrite pour cette danse.

A noun referring to a moderately slow Austrian country dance in triple time, often involving spinning and clapping, or the music composed for this dance.

  1. Music for LandlerC1formal

    A piece of music composed in triple time, originally intended to accompany the landler folk dance.

    frLändler (pièce instrumentale)

    • The musicians played a lively landler at the festival.
    • She hummed the simple melody of a landler while walking.
    • The band's repertoire includes several traditional Austrian landler tunes.
    • A slow landler opened the evening's dance program.
  2. Austrian Folk DanceC1formal

    A traditional Austrian country dance performed at a moderate tempo in triple meter, featuring spinning movements and rhythmic clapping.

    frLändler (danse folklorique autrichienne)

    • The dancers performed a graceful landler in traditional costumes.
    • We learned to dance the landler during our visit to Salzburg.
    • His grandparents taught him the steps of the landler when he was young.
    • The landler ended with a quick turn and a clap from all couples.
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  • landlers plural form
  • landlers' possessive plural form
  • landler's possessive singular form
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