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Definition of folk dance in English: folk dancenoun A popular dance considered as part of the tradition of a particular people or area. 民间舞蹈 著名的民间舞蹈。 ballet steps complicated by borrowings from folk dance 汲取民间舞蹈而变得复杂的芭蕾舞步。 Example sentencesExamples - Fiesta de Sevillanas, staged by all of the participating dancers, is one of the most popular folk dances in Spain.
- These were distinct from folk dances like the ‘Perani’ and ‘Prenkhani’, which were performed in open arenas.
- Though an expert in western dance, the class VI student prefers the traditional folk dances.
- The reception is accompanied by music and dancing, including popular Romanian songs and folk dances.
- From the Vaishnavas come the legends and mythology of Krishna, to whom are ascribed the popular Ras and Garba folk dances.
- There are two categories of traditional dance: court dances and folk dances performed by farmers, shamans, and villagers.
- The folk dances were a bit bouncy, rather than earthbound, but done with exuberant energy.
- One of the most common and generalized folk dances is the hora (circle dance), danced by men and women holding hands.
- But he told this reporter that his route was from folk dance to modern dance.
- In a popular folk dance called the hopak, male dancers compete against each other, performing acrobatic leaps.
- The Jabro, again, is a popular folk dance of the Changpan tribe of Changthan area of Ladakh.
- On the day we performed, Italian artists in full Renaissance regalia offered opera, folk dances and other historical entertainment.
- Israel also has a lively tradition of folk dances, which are performed by professional troupes and at occasions such as weddings.
- The fandango and other popular folk dances are enjoyed throughout the country.
- The most famous English folk dance is the Morris dance, still seen at local festivals.
- Renaat began dancing in the Flemish folk dance movement in the 1950s.
- The Pongal dance, Holi dance and the folk dances performed by the students kept up the traditional touch.
- Jhumar, Sammi, Luddi, and the sword dance are all popular folk dances of the Punjab.
- She was mainly taught folk dance, but modern dance was also incorporated to a small degree.
- The Russians clearly took folk dances and stylized them so they became part of the ballet vocabulary.
PhrasesExample sentencesExamples - The folk dancing, some Israeli, some Eastern European, some authentic and some not, alternated with the DJ's music all night.
- From year one through graduation, their comprehensive curriculum includes folk dancing and mime.
- They loved to sing in the little kids’ school choir and to do the simple folk dancing in groups.
- She and her sister launched into an Irish folk dancing routine, standing side by side as they kicked up their heels.
- Kindness, a poignant domestic tragedy combining drama, live music and folk dancing, is performed on May 21, 24, 28 and 30.
Derivativesnoun Hungarian folk dancers cavort in the background. Example sentencesExamples - A Puerto Rican folk dancer who performs bomba brought her own conga drummers to keep the beat.
- The renowned Chinese folk dancer Huang Doudou and noted ballerina Tan Yuanyuan are choreographing the dance together.
- All that I can remember from inside were some folk dancers and a replica station from the Moscow Metro, chandeliers and all.
- All were treated to spectacular performances by Hakka dragon dance teams and Aboriginal folk dancers from Sanyi.
noun She and her sister launched into an Irish folk dancing routine, standing side by side as they kicked up their heels. Example sentencesExamples - From year one through graduation, their comprehensive curriculum includes folk dancing and mime.
- Kindness, a poignant domestic tragedy combining drama, live music and folk dancing, is performed on May 21, 24, 28 and 30.
- They loved to sing in the little kids’ school choir and to do the simple folk dancing in groups.
- The folk dancing, some Israeli, some Eastern European, some authentic and some not, alternated with the DJ's music all night.
Definition of folk dance in US English: folk dancenounˈfoʊk ˌdæns A popular dance, considered as part of the tradition or custom of a particular people. 民间舞蹈 著名的民间舞蹈。 ballet steps complicated by borrowings from folk dance 汲取民间舞蹈而变得复杂的芭蕾舞步。 Example sentencesExamples - The fandango and other popular folk dances are enjoyed throughout the country.
- But he told this reporter that his route was from folk dance to modern dance.
- Renaat began dancing in the Flemish folk dance movement in the 1950s.
- These were distinct from folk dances like the ‘Perani’ and ‘Prenkhani’, which were performed in open arenas.
- The Pongal dance, Holi dance and the folk dances performed by the students kept up the traditional touch.
- Fiesta de Sevillanas, staged by all of the participating dancers, is one of the most popular folk dances in Spain.
- Jhumar, Sammi, Luddi, and the sword dance are all popular folk dances of the Punjab.
- The Jabro, again, is a popular folk dance of the Changpan tribe of Changthan area of Ladakh.
- In a popular folk dance called the hopak, male dancers compete against each other, performing acrobatic leaps.
- She was mainly taught folk dance, but modern dance was also incorporated to a small degree.
- On the day we performed, Italian artists in full Renaissance regalia offered opera, folk dances and other historical entertainment.
- From the Vaishnavas come the legends and mythology of Krishna, to whom are ascribed the popular Ras and Garba folk dances.
- The reception is accompanied by music and dancing, including popular Romanian songs and folk dances.
- The Russians clearly took folk dances and stylized them so they became part of the ballet vocabulary.
- The most famous English folk dance is the Morris dance, still seen at local festivals.
- Israel also has a lively tradition of folk dances, which are performed by professional troupes and at occasions such as weddings.
- Though an expert in western dance, the class VI student prefers the traditional folk dances.
- One of the most common and generalized folk dances is the hora (circle dance), danced by men and women holding hands.
- The folk dances were a bit bouncy, rather than earthbound, but done with exuberant energy.
- There are two categories of traditional dance: court dances and folk dances performed by farmers, shamans, and villagers.
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