Definition of jeté in English:

jeté

noun ˈʒɛteɪʒəˈteɪZHəˈtā

Ballet

A jump in which a dancer springs from one foot to land on the other with one leg extended outwards from the body while in the air.
〔芭蕾〕小跳（舞者单脚起跳，用另一只脚着地，跳起时，一腿向身体外侧伸出）。参见GRAND JETÉ，PETIT JETÉ
See also grand jeté, petit jeté
Example sentencesExamples
- But Fletcher could also move, slicing the air with grand jetés that soared across the stage.
- Both danced their socks off - and it's not often that I have seen grand jetés performed so simultaneously by a couple!
- Imagine hundreds of people dancing, not walking, out of an opera house in grand jetés, swirling in pirouettes.
- There was a beautifully pregnant pause in the finish of tour jetés, which allowed us to see the stretched and steady arabesque in landing.
- And they must land from jeté turned-in - everything they learned not to do at school.

Origin

French, past participle of jeter 'to throw'.

Rhymes

fouetté, mantellette

Definition of jeté in US English:

jeté

nounZHəˈtā

Ballet

A jump in which a dancer springs from one foot to land on the other with one leg extended outward from the body while in the air.
〔芭蕾〕小跳（舞者单脚起跳，用另一只脚着地，跳起时，一腿向身体外侧伸出）。参见GRAND JETÉ，PETIT JETÉ
See also grand jeté, petit jeté
Example sentencesExamples
- Imagine hundreds of people dancing, not walking, out of an opera house in grand jetés, swirling in pirouettes.
- There was a beautifully pregnant pause in the finish of tour jetés, which allowed us to see the stretched and steady arabesque in landing.
- Both danced their socks off - and it's not often that I have seen grand jetés performed so simultaneously by a couple!
- But Fletcher could also move, slicing the air with grand jetés that soared across the stage.
- And they must land from jeté turned-in - everything they learned not to do at school.

Origin

French, past participle of jeter ‘to throw’.

词汇	jeté
释义	Definition of jeté in English: jeté noun ˈʒɛteɪʒəˈteɪZHəˈtā Ballet A jump in which a dancer springs from one foot to land on the other with one leg extended outwards from the body while in the air. 〔芭蕾〕小跳（舞者单脚起跳，用另一只脚着地，跳起时，一腿向身体外侧伸出）。参见GRAND JETÉ，PETIT JETÉ See also grand jeté, petit jeté Example sentencesExamples But Fletcher could also move, slicing the air with grand jetés that soared across the stage. Both danced their socks off - and it's not often that I have seen grand jetés performed so simultaneously by a couple! Imagine hundreds of people dancing, not walking, out of an opera house in grand jetés, swirling in pirouettes. There was a beautifully pregnant pause in the finish of tour jetés, which allowed us to see the stretched and steady arabesque in landing. And they must land from jeté turned-in - everything they learned not to do at school. Origin French, past participle of jeter 'to throw'. Rhymes fouetté, mantellette Definition of jeté in US English: jeté nounZHəˈtā Ballet A jump in which a dancer springs from one foot to land on the other with one leg extended outward from the body while in the air. 〔芭蕾〕小跳（舞者单脚起跳，用另一只脚着地，跳起时，一腿向身体外侧伸出）。参见GRAND JETÉ，PETIT JETÉ See also grand jeté, petit jeté Example sentencesExamples Imagine hundreds of people dancing, not walking, out of an opera house in grand jetés, swirling in pirouettes. There was a beautifully pregnant pause in the finish of tour jetés, which allowed us to see the stretched and steady arabesque in landing. Both danced their socks off - and it's not often that I have seen grand jetés performed so simultaneously by a couple! But Fletcher could also move, slicing the air with grand jetés that soared across the stage. And they must land from jeté turned-in - everything they learned not to do at school. Origin French, past participle of jeter ‘to throw’.
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