rumba

• 名词，指一种切分节奏的古巴音乐风格，也指源于古巴、受西班牙和非洲影响、以复杂脚步和动感动作著称的民间舞蹈，后发展为交谊舞。

A noun referring to a syncopated musical style in duple time, as well as a folk dance originating in Cuba with Spanish and African influences, characterized by complex footwork and dynamic movement, which later evolved into a ballroom dance.

1. Music genreB2formalart

   A syncopated style of music in duple time, originally from Cuba, used for dancing the rumba.

   伦巴

   • The band played a lively rumba that got everyone on the dance floor.
   • She loves listening to traditional Cuban rumba music.
   • The rhythm of the rumba is infectious and energetic.

   同义词rhumba

2. Cuban folk danceB2formalart

   A folk dance in duple time that originated in Cuba, blending Spanish and African elements, characterized by complex footwork and energetic movements.

   古巴民间舞蹈

   • The dancers performed a traditional rumba with intricate steps.
   • Rumba is known for its passionate and dramatic style.
   • Learning the rumba requires practice and coordination.

3. B2formalart

   A ballroom dance derived from the Cuban folk dance, adapted for social dancing.

   伦巴舞

   • They won the competition with their flawless rumba routine.
   • The rumba is a popular dance in ballroom competitions.
   • He took lessons to master the slow and sensual rumba.

   同义词rhumba

• 动词，指跳伦巴舞，一种节奏感强的拉丁美洲舞蹈，或按类似风格舞动。

A verb used to indicate the act of dancing the rumba, a rhythmic Latin American dance, or moving in a similar style.

1. Dance the RumbaB2formal

   To perform the rumba, a lively and rhythmic dance of Cuban origin, characterized by hip movements and a syncopated beat.

   跳伦巴

   • They rumbaed across the dance floor with grace and energy.
   • She learned to rumba during her trip to Cuba.
   • The couple rumbaed all night at the festival.