dance lietuviškai

dance vertimas 1. v 1) šokti; šokinėti; 2) supti (ant kelių vaiką); 2. n 1) šokis; country dance anglų tautinis šokis, panašus į kadrilį; 2) šokių vakaras; 3) šokių muzika; to lead a person a (pretty) dance šnek. vedžioti ką nors už nosies

• dance about (v.) strikčioti
• Dead Can Dance
• dance band (n.) orkestras
• dance hall (n.) šokių salė
• dance step (n.) žingsnis
• country dance () kontradansas
• dance orchestra (n.) orkestras
• dance palace (n.) šokių salė
• Line dance Linijiniai šokiai
• Folk dance Liaudies choreografija
• Intelligent dance music IDM
• Tango (dance) Tango
• Salsa (dance) Salsa
• tap dance (n.) šokimas trepsint

• (fine art) an artistic form of nonverbal communication Type of: fine art
• (group noun) a party of people assembled for dancing Type of: party
• (diversion) taking a series of rhythmical steps (and movements) in time to music
• (event noun) a party for social dancing Type of: party
• (move, graceful, rhythmical) to move in a graceful and rhythmical way Type of: move. Followed by: step
• (figure-skate) to move in a pattern, usually to musical accompaniment; to do or perform a dance
• (skip, leap, move) to skip, leap, or move up, down, or sideways Type of: move

dance sinonimai ball, dancing, saltation, terpsichore, bop, caper, hop, jig, prance, skip, stamp, sway, stamp, stamp one's feet, trip the light fantastic, trip the light fantastic toe

• damson
• dampy
• dampish
• dance
• dancer
• dandelion
• dander