| 单词 | dance |
| 释义 | dance noun¹ 1series of steps/movements to music跳舞adjective | verb + dance | dance + noun adjective➤little小段舞蹈▸➤fast, lively快步舞；欢快的舞蹈▸➤slow, stately慢步舞；庄重的舞步▸➤first, last第一支舞；最后一支舞◆save the last dance for me.最后一支舞和我跳吧。➤traditional传统舞蹈▸➤ritual祭祀舞▸➤ballroom, folk, square, tap, etc.交谊舞、民间舞、方形舞、踢踏舞等▸➤rain, victory求雨舞；胜利之舞▸➤mating求偶舞◆pigeons performing their mating dance跳着求偶舞的鸽子verb + dance➤dance, do, perform跳舞；表演舞蹈◆in her delight she got up and did a little dance.她一时高兴，站起来跳了一小会儿舞。➤have跳舞◆may i have the next dance?可以赏光跳下一曲吗？◆i felt like having a dance.我想跳舞。➤like愿意跳舞◆would you like a dance?你愿意跳一曲吗？➤sit out不参加跳舞◆she had to sit out the last dance because of a twisted ankle.她脚踝扭了，就没有跳最后一曲。dance + noun➤music, rhythm舞曲；舞蹈节奏▸➤performance, programme/program, routine, sequence, step舞蹈表演；舞蹈节目；一套固定舞蹈动作；一组舞蹈动作；舞步▸➤partner舞伴▸➤class, instructor, lesson, school, teacher舞蹈班；舞蹈教练；舞蹈课；舞蹈学校；舞蹈老师▸➤club舞蹈俱乐部▸➤floor, hall, studio舞池；舞厅；舞蹈工作室dance noun² 2social meeting with dancing舞会adjective | verb + dance | dance + noun | preposition adjective➤barn, square谷仓舞；方形舞➤school学校舞会▸➤homecoming, prom, sadie hawkins (= when female students invite male students) (all name) 校友返校舞会；年终班级舞会；（女生邀请男生跳舞的）萨迪•霍金斯舞会▸➤dinner, tea晚宴舞会；（下午茶时的）茶点舞会verb + dance➤go to去参加舞会▸➤hold举办舞会dance + noun➤band伴舞乐队preposition➤at a/the dance在舞会上◆they met at a dance.他们在一次舞会上相遇。dance noun³ 3dancing as a form of art/entertainment舞蹈艺术；舞蹈表演adjective | dance + noun | phrases adjective➤contemporary, modern当代舞；现代舞▸➤classical古典舞dance + noun➤company, troupe舞蹈团▸➤style舞蹈风格phrases➤a school of dance, a style of dance舞蹈流派；舞蹈风格dance verbadverb | verb + dance | preposition adverb➤wildly疯狂地跳舞◆they danced wildly down the street.他们沿街疯狂地跳舞。➤slowly缓缓起舞▸➤well翩翩起舞▸➤about, around, away, off胡乱跳舞；不停地跳舞▸➤together一起跳舞verb + dance➤ask sb to请某人跳舞▸➤want to想跳舞➤feel like dancing想跳舞preposition➤for因⋯跳舞◆he was almost dancing for joy.他高兴得几乎跳起舞来。➤to随着⋯跳舞◆we danced to the music.我们随着音乐起舞。➤with和⋯跳舞◆will you dance with me?你愿意和我跳舞吗？dance [countable] a social event at which people dance舞会◆we hold a dance every year to raise money for charity.我们每年举办一场舞会，为慈善事业募捐。◆i took her to my first high school dance.我带她参加了我上中学的第一场舞会。ⓘ in british english a dance is usually an event at which people do formal dancing in couples or sets. if the 'dancing' consists of jumping around to pop music the event is usually called a disco. in american english dance is used to talk about both kinds of event.在英式英语中，dance 通常指正式的舞会，两人一对或几个人一组跳舞。如果是伴着流行乐蹦跳的舞会，通常称作 disco。在美式英语中，dance 可指这两种舞会。dance¹/dɑ:ns; us dæns ||; dæns/noun1. [c] a series of steps and movements which you do to music 跳舞；舞步；舞 2. [u] dancing as a form of art or entertainment 舞蹈；舞蹈艺术: ◇she's very interested in modern dance. 她对现代舞十分有兴趣。 3. [c] (old-fashioned 旧) a social meeting at which people dance with each other 舞会: ◇my parents met at a dance. 我的父母是在一次舞会上认识的。 dance²/dɑ:ns; us dæns ||; dæns/verb1. [i,t] to move around to the rhythm of music by making a series of steps 跳舞: ◇i can't dance very well. 我跳舞跳得不大好。◇to dance the samba 跳桑巴舞 2. [i] to jump and move around with energy 跳跃；雀跃: ◇she was dancing up and down with excitement. 她兴奋得雀跃不已。 dance1 to dance2 a set of movements performed to a particular type of music3 someone who dances4 a social event where people dance5 to invent a set of movements or steps to be used in a dancerelated wordssee alsomusic,perform/performance,sing,1. to dance 跳舞 dance /dɑːnsǁdæns/ [intransitive verb] to move your body in time to music, for example at a social event or as part of a performance 跳舞 everyone got up and danced. 人人都站起来跳舞。dance with will you dance with me? 你能和我跳个舞吗？dance to if you like dancing to drum and bass, come to the coven on saturday night. 如果你跳舞喜欢有鼓和低音吉他伴奏，周六晚上到科文舞厅来。dance the night away dance all night 整夜跳舞 the disco starts at 11pm so you can dance the night away. 迪斯科舞会在晚上11点开始，你可以跳个通宵。dance the waltz/the tango/the twist etc dance a particular kind of dance 跳华尔兹/探戈/扭摆舞等 i have an old photo of my parents dancing a waltz. 我有张爸妈在跳华尔兹的旧照片。 dancing /ˈdɑːnsɪŋǁˈdæn-/ [uncountable noun] the activity of moving your feet and body to music 跳舞；舞蹈 my boyfriend doesn't like dancing. 我男朋友不爱跳舞。 there was music, scottish dancing, and lots of food. 有音乐、苏格兰舞蹈，还有大量食物。go dancing go somewhere in order to dance 去跳舞 mum and dad used to go dancing every friday night. 妈妈和爸爸过去每周五晚上都出去跳舞。 do /duː/ [transitive verb] to do a particular kind of dance 跳［某一种舞］ she got up and did a little dance. 她起来跳了一小段舞。 the tribespeople did a special dance, which they said would bring rain. 部落成员跳了一种特别的舞蹈，他们说那种舞能招雨。do the waltz/the tango/the twist etc can you do the twist? 你会跳扭摆舞吗？2. a set of movements performed to a particular type of music 配合某类音乐的某套动作 dance /dɑːnsǁdæns/ [countable noun] a set of movements that you do to a particular kind of music 舞；舞蹈 i prefer old-fashioned dances like the waltz or the tango. 我比较喜欢跳华尔兹或探戈一类的旧式舞。folk dance a traditional dance 民间舞蹈 hungarian folk dances 匈牙利民间舞dance craze a style of dance that is very popular for a short time 舞蹈热 the surprise hit of that summer was ‘macarena’, which was also a dance craze. 那年夏天“玛卡莲娜”突然走红，也成了风行一时的舞蹈热。 steps /steps/ [plural noun] the movements you make with your feet as part of a particular dance 舞步 can you show me the right steps for this dance? 你能给我示范一下跳这种舞的正确舞步吗？ i'd like to dance but i don't know the steps. 我想跳舞，但不知道舞步。dance steps it took me ages to get right some of the more complicated dance steps. 我花了很长时间才掌握了一些更复杂的舞步。3. someone who dances 跳舞的人 dancer /ˈdɑːnsəʳǁˈdæn-/ [countable noun] someone who dances, either because it is their job or for enjoyment 跳舞者；舞蹈演员，舞蹈家 i'm not a very good dancer. 我跳舞跳得不太好。 a world famous dancer 世界著名舞蹈家ballet/belly/break etc dancer the ballet dancer, rudolph nureyev, died at the age of fifty-four. 芭蕾舞演员鲁道夫·努里耶夫54岁时逝世。 partner /ˈpɑːʳtnəʳ/ [countable noun] another person that you dance with 舞伴 when i saw her again, she was dancing with a different partner. 我再看到她时，她正和另一位舞伴在跳舞。 try not to step on your partner's toes. 留心别踩到舞伴的脚趾。4. a social event where people dance 人们在一起跳舞的一种社交活动 dance /dɑːnsǁdæns/ [countable noun] an organized social event where people go to dance 舞会 do you want to go to the dance on saturday night? 星期六晚你想去参加舞会吗？hold a dance organize a dance 举行舞会 dances used to be held in the church hall at least once a month. 以前一个月至少在教堂大厅举行一次舞会。dinner dance a formal event with dinner and dancing 晚餐舞会 the society are holding their 15th anniversary dinner dance at the broomshill hotel. 该学会在布鲁姆斯希尔酒店举行15周年纪念晚餐舞会。 club /klʌb/ [countable noun] a place where people go at night to dance to loud popular music 夜总会 i met some friends at a party and then we went on to a club. 我在聚会上遇到一些朋友，然后我们去了夜总会。go clubbing go to one or more clubs 去夜总会 if you want to go clubbing, london's the place to be. 假如你想去夜总会玩，伦敦可是个好地方。 disco /ˈdɪskəʊ/ [countable noun] a place or fairly informal social event where people dance to popular music 迪斯科舞厅；迪斯科舞会 nick met rachel at a disco when she was 17 years old. 尼克是在一家迪斯科舞厅遇上雷切尔的，那时她17岁。 it was a small seaside town with a couple of bars and one shabby-looking disco. 那是一个海滨小镇，有几家酒吧和一家肮脏破旧的迪斯科舞厅。 ball /bɔːl/ [countable noun] a formal social event at which people dance and wear formal clothes ［正式的］舞会 it was the first time i'd ever been invited to a ball. 那是我第一次被邀请去参加舞会。hold a ball the university holds a summer ball at the end of june. 那所大学在6月底举办夏季舞会。 prom /prɒmǁprɑːm/ [countable noun usually singular] a social event for high school students in the us where there is music and dancing, and that people usually go to with a partner ［美国高中的］学生舞会 joey walked me home after the prom. 学生舞会结束后，乔伊送我回家。high school prom the band first played together at a high school prom. 这个乐队首次在一起演出是在一个高中舞会上。5. to invent a set of movements or steps to be used in a dance 设计一套用于某种舞蹈的动作或舞步 choreograph /ˈkɒriəgrɑːf, ˈkɔː-ǁˈkɔːriəgræf/ [transitive verb] she has been asked to choreograph a modern ballet for the national dance theatre. 她受托为国立舞蹈剧院的现代芭蕾舞剧设计舞蹈动作。 there were some fabulous, beautifully choreographed dance routines. 有几套设计得出色而又美妙的舞步。 choreography /ˌkɒriˈɒgrəfi, ˌkɔː-ǁˌkɔːriˈɑːg-/ [uncountable noun] the art of inventing steps and movements and combining them into a dance 编舞［艺术］，舞蹈设计 she studied choreography at the royal school of ballet. 她曾在皇家芭蕾舞学校学编舞。 the splendid choreography was by ann-marie brady. 这套杰出的舞步是由安玛丽·布雷迪编成的。 choreographer /ˌkɒriˈɒgrəfəʳ, ˌkɔː-ǁˌkɔːriˈɑːg-/ [countable noun] someone who invents the movements or steps to be used in a dance 编舞者；舞蹈编导 mckayle was considered the leading black modern dance choreographer of his day. 麦凯尔被认为是同时代最杰出的黑人现代舞编舞家。☞ dance¹☞ dance² |
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