Definition of performing arts in English:

performing arts

plural noun

Forms of creative activity that are performed in front of an audience, such as drama, music, and dance.
表演艺术，舞台艺术
a centre for the performing arts
Example sentencesExamples
- Exchanges of performing arts including music, dance and drama are also frequent.
- To go for two subjects, technology and the performing arts, is unusual as schools usually focus on just one.
- There will also be a range of music and performing arts including 14 different jazz performances.
- Specialist colleges can focus on languages, the performing arts, science or technology.
- It has also protested against the loss of a town centre location for a community facility and the lack of performing arts facilities.
- The festival is for those involved in the amateur performing arts in the fields of music, dance, speech and drama.
- Bradford could become a centre for the performing arts drawing audiences from considerable distances.
- There is a reason, I think, why the performing arts are so important for creating social change.
- The existing library will be transformed into a drama studio and performing arts area which can also be used for lectures.
- Organisers say that the idea is to expose the audience to different performing arts.
- This year, the performing arts emphasis is on dance, but there is a smattering of theatre.
- That is why performing arts and other art forms are used often to communicate social messages.
- It is essential that there is a proper venue for amateur performing arts in the city centre.
- Likewise a performer needs to know everything about the performing arts.
- She has performed in theatres since childhood and did a performing arts degree at university.
- The centre will cater for young artists, who will be able to develop their skills in painting or performing arts.
- The new site as well as being home to the Abbey will also be a centre for the performing arts.
- She also looks like she could go a long way in the competition, as she gives off that whole drama school / performing arts vibe.
- The event included a stage with performing arts, music, dance and song.
- He has given them access to music and related performing arts.

Definition of performing arts in US English:

performing arts

plural nounpərˈfôrmiNG ärtspərˈfɔrmɪŋ ɑrts

Forms of creative activity that are performed in front of an audience, such as drama, music, and dance.
表演艺术，舞台艺术
a center for the performing arts
Example sentencesExamples
- The existing library will be transformed into a drama studio and performing arts area which can also be used for lectures.
- She also looks like she could go a long way in the competition, as she gives off that whole drama school / performing arts vibe.
- He has given them access to music and related performing arts.
- It is essential that there is a proper venue for amateur performing arts in the city centre.
- Organisers say that the idea is to expose the audience to different performing arts.
- There will also be a range of music and performing arts including 14 different jazz performances.
- Specialist colleges can focus on languages, the performing arts, science or technology.
- There is a reason, I think, why the performing arts are so important for creating social change.
- She has performed in theatres since childhood and did a performing arts degree at university.
- To go for two subjects, technology and the performing arts, is unusual as schools usually focus on just one.
- This year, the performing arts emphasis is on dance, but there is a smattering of theatre.
- That is why performing arts and other art forms are used often to communicate social messages.
- The new site as well as being home to the Abbey will also be a centre for the performing arts.
- Likewise a performer needs to know everything about the performing arts.
- Exchanges of performing arts including music, dance and drama are also frequent.
- The event included a stage with performing arts, music, dance and song.
- The centre will cater for young artists, who will be able to develop their skills in painting or performing arts.
- Bradford could become a centre for the performing arts drawing audiences from considerable distances.
- The festival is for those involved in the amateur performing arts in the fields of music, dance, speech and drama.
- It has also protested against the loss of a town centre location for a community facility and the lack of performing arts facilities.

词汇	performing arts
释义	Definition of performing arts in English: performing arts plural noun Forms of creative activity that are performed in front of an audience, such as drama, music, and dance. 表演艺术，舞台艺术 a centre for the performing arts Example sentencesExamples Exchanges of performing arts including music, dance and drama are also frequent. To go for two subjects, technology and the performing arts, is unusual as schools usually focus on just one. There will also be a range of music and performing arts including 14 different jazz performances. Specialist colleges can focus on languages, the performing arts, science or technology. It has also protested against the loss of a town centre location for a community facility and the lack of performing arts facilities. The festival is for those involved in the amateur performing arts in the fields of music, dance, speech and drama. Bradford could become a centre for the performing arts drawing audiences from considerable distances. There is a reason, I think, why the performing arts are so important for creating social change. The existing library will be transformed into a drama studio and performing arts area which can also be used for lectures. Organisers say that the idea is to expose the audience to different performing arts. This year, the performing arts emphasis is on dance, but there is a smattering of theatre. That is why performing arts and other art forms are used often to communicate social messages. It is essential that there is a proper venue for amateur performing arts in the city centre. Likewise a performer needs to know everything about the performing arts. She has performed in theatres since childhood and did a performing arts degree at university. The centre will cater for young artists, who will be able to develop their skills in painting or performing arts. The new site as well as being home to the Abbey will also be a centre for the performing arts. She also looks like she could go a long way in the competition, as she gives off that whole drama school / performing arts vibe. The event included a stage with performing arts, music, dance and song. He has given them access to music and related performing arts. Definition of performing arts in US English: performing arts plural nounpərˈfôrmiNG ärtspərˈfɔrmɪŋ ɑrts Forms of creative activity that are performed in front of an audience, such as drama, music, and dance. 表演艺术，舞台艺术 a center for the performing arts Example sentencesExamples The existing library will be transformed into a drama studio and performing arts area which can also be used for lectures. She also looks like she could go a long way in the competition, as she gives off that whole drama school / performing arts vibe. He has given them access to music and related performing arts. It is essential that there is a proper venue for amateur performing arts in the city centre. Organisers say that the idea is to expose the audience to different performing arts. There will also be a range of music and performing arts including 14 different jazz performances. Specialist colleges can focus on languages, the performing arts, science or technology. There is a reason, I think, why the performing arts are so important for creating social change. She has performed in theatres since childhood and did a performing arts degree at university. To go for two subjects, technology and the performing arts, is unusual as schools usually focus on just one. This year, the performing arts emphasis is on dance, but there is a smattering of theatre. That is why performing arts and other art forms are used often to communicate social messages. The new site as well as being home to the Abbey will also be a centre for the performing arts. Likewise a performer needs to know everything about the performing arts. Exchanges of performing arts including music, dance and drama are also frequent. The event included a stage with performing arts, music, dance and song. The centre will cater for young artists, who will be able to develop their skills in painting or performing arts. Bradford could become a centre for the performing arts drawing audiences from considerable distances. The festival is for those involved in the amateur performing arts in the fields of music, dance, speech and drama. It has also protested against the loss of a town centre location for a community facility and the lack of performing arts facilities.
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