Vocab Bloom Hub

tarantella

/ˌtær.ənˈtel.ə/

Traduction: Danse populaire italienne, vive et tourbillonnante, exécutée par un couple ou un soliste, généralement sur un rythme rapide à 6/8, ainsi que la musique composée pour cette danse.

1 entrée

noun

/ˌtær.ənˈtel.ə/C1formal
  • frDanse populaire italienne, vive et tourbillonnante, exécutée par un couple ou un soliste, généralement sur un rythme rapide à 6/8, ainsi que la musique composée pour cette danse.

A lively, whirling Italian folk dance for two people, typically performed in fast six-eight time, or the music composed for this dance.

  1. B2formal

    A lively, whirling Italian folk dance for two people, characterized by fast, spinning movements.

    frTarentelle (danse)

    • The couple performed a spirited tarantella at the wedding.
    • She learned the tarantella during her trip to southern Italy.
    • The dance floor filled with couples dancing the tarantella.
  2. Music for the danceB2formal

    Music composed in 6/8 time, specifically written to accompany the tarantella dance.

    frMusique pour la tarentelle

    • The orchestra played a lively tarantella for the festival.
    • He composed a tarantella for piano and violin.
    • The tarantella's fast tempo made everyone want to dance.
Formes
  • tarantellas plural form
  • tarantellas' possessive plural form
  • tarantella's possessive singular form