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bubble dance

/ˈbʌb.əl dæns/

翻译: 20世纪20至30年代俚语,指一种舞者仿佛踩在泡泡上般移动的舞蹈风格;更常见的是戏称笨拙或别扭的跳舞尝试。该说法已基本过时,现代口语中不再使用。

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/ˈbʌb.əl dæns/slangamericanart已废弃
  • zh20世纪20至30年代俚语,指一种舞者仿佛踩在泡泡上般移动的舞蹈风格;更常见的是戏称笨拙或别扭的跳舞尝试。该说法已基本过时,现代口语中不再使用。

A slang term from the 1920s-1930s referring to a dance style where the dancer moves as if walking on bubbles, or more commonly, a humorous way to describe a clumsy or awkward attempt at dancing. The phrase is largely archaic and not used in modern conversation.

  1. Performance danceC1formal

    A theatrical dance routine performed with a large, translucent bubble or balloon, often as a novelty act.

    zh泡泡舞

    • The performer captivated the audience with her bubble dance.
    • The bubble dance was a popular act in vaudeville shows.
    • He learned the bubble dance for the talent competition.