dancing

• Relativo à atividade de mover-se ritmicamente ao som de música; usado para descrever algo cheio de movimento ou vivacidade.

Relating to the activity of moving rhythmically to music; often used to describe something lively or full of movement.

1. Moving rhythmicallyA2informal

   Describing something that moves in a lively, rhythmic, or graceful way, as if dancing.

   Dançante

   • The dancing flames of the campfire mesmerized everyone.
   • She watched the dancing shadows on the wall.
   • The dancing leaves in the wind created a beautiful scene.

   Sinônimosgracefullivelyrhythmicwhirling

   Antônimosfrozenmotionlessstaticstationarystill

• Substantivo que designa a atividade ou a arte de mover o corpo de forma ritmada, geralmente ao som de música e seguindo uma sequência de passos ou movimentos.

A noun referring to the activity or art of moving rhythmically to music, typically following a set sequence of steps or movements.

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1. Art of movementA1formal

   The activity or art of moving rhythmically to music, typically following a set sequence of steps.

   Arte do movimento

   • She has been studying dancing since she was five.
   • Dancing is a great way to stay fit and express yourself.
   • The festival featured traditional folk dancing.

   Sinônimoschoreographydanceterpsichore

2. Social activityA1informal

   The act of dancing as a social or recreational activity.

   Dança

   • We went dancing at the club last night.
   • He asked her for a dancing partner at the party.
   • Dancing at weddings is always fun.

   Sinônimosdance

• Mover o corpo de forma ritmada, geralmente ao som de música e seguindo uma sequência de passos. Também pode significar executar uma coreografia ou se movimentar de maneira alegre e ritmada.

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.

   Dançar

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

   Sinônimosboogiebopcapergroovejigpranceskipstepswaytriptwirlwhirl

2. Move lightly or quicklyA2informal

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

   Dançar

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

   Sinônimosbouncecapercavortflitfrolicgambolhoppranceskiptrip