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Definition of barn dance in English: barn dancenoun 1An informal social gathering for country dancing. 谷仓舞会 Example sentencesExamples - There will be a barn dance in Jack's Bar, Askeaton on Friday, April 16 in aid of the Special Baby Unit, Maternity Hospital, Limerick.
- They also went to a couple of barn dances and a church picnic in town together.
- Class distinction goes out of the window when Lords, Ladies, gamekeepers and farmers all wear Barbour to some country pursuit like a clay-pigeon shoot or barn dance.
- In Grange Hall on Thursday, January 29, there will be a barn dance starting at 10 p.m. to raise funds for the N.W. Hospice.
- A barn dance will be held at Hither Green Primary School to raise money for the charity Volunteer Reading Help, which supports children in the borough who find reading a challenge.
- Cast and crew celebrated after the run with a Harvest Fest barn dance, which ran into the early hours of the morning.
- A barn dance will take place in Kinlough Community Centre on Friday, June 20, commencing at 10.30 pm.
- An enjoyable youth barn dance was held on Friday night in the Old Tithe Barn, Stanway, by kind permission of Mr Guy Benson and Lady Violet Benson.
- This is the band that provided such excellent music at last year's barn dance.
- If you're after a dance floor that is occupied by people who wouldn't look out of place at a church hall barn dance then this is the place for you.
- He looked like some weird gentleman farmer at a barn dance - ‘Hello, well done everybody‘.
- This year's event will conclude with a barn dance.
- This would have been the first year I could have stayed at the barn dance all night.
- Hamilton's hosted a spectacular old-fashioned barn dance over the weekend.
- The couple are celebrating their anniversary on December 19 with a barn dance for friends and family this weekend.
- Those present were not shy when it came to singing, or using the floor, for a favourite barn dance played to the healing rhythm of the dancing flames flickering on the walls in the fading light.
- We ain't talking about a stolen kiss at the barn dance, y'understand.
- There is word about a barn dance coming to town but you'll read more about that next week.
- Mrs. Wilcock had told Thirza that her daughter Myra would be at the culmination of the weeks festivities which was a barn dance being held at the village hall on Saturday night.
- Finally he said, ‘There's going to be a barn dance in town tomorrow night and I was thinking that maybe you would like to go with me.’
2A dance for a number of couples moving round a circle, typically involving changes of partner. （尤指需交换舞伴的）谷仓舞 Example sentencesExamples - The dance troupe was wearing dungarees and wellies and carrying buckets, and the routine was performed in a barn dance style.
- The band began to play weddings and barn dances, but found that even with a mix of covers and their own songs, the music was taking a strange turn all its own.
- He loved music and was a caller at local barn dances and enjoyed sequence dances.
- Forget truth, principles and allegiance, the council chamber now appears to be like a bad barn dance with Better Bedford calling ‘change your partners step this way.’
- The dances are not energetic in the sense that a barn dance or a ceilidh is.
Definition of barn dance in US English: barn dancenounˈˌbärn ˈdansˈˌbɑrn ˈdæns An informal social gathering for square dancing, originally held in a barn. 谷仓舞会 Example sentencesExamples - The couple are celebrating their anniversary on December 19 with a barn dance for friends and family this weekend.
- Cast and crew celebrated after the run with a Harvest Fest barn dance, which ran into the early hours of the morning.
- Hamilton's hosted a spectacular old-fashioned barn dance over the weekend.
- They also went to a couple of barn dances and a church picnic in town together.
- Those present were not shy when it came to singing, or using the floor, for a favourite barn dance played to the healing rhythm of the dancing flames flickering on the walls in the fading light.
- Class distinction goes out of the window when Lords, Ladies, gamekeepers and farmers all wear Barbour to some country pursuit like a clay-pigeon shoot or barn dance.
- Finally he said, ‘There's going to be a barn dance in town tomorrow night and I was thinking that maybe you would like to go with me.’
- This is the band that provided such excellent music at last year's barn dance.
- An enjoyable youth barn dance was held on Friday night in the Old Tithe Barn, Stanway, by kind permission of Mr Guy Benson and Lady Violet Benson.
- This would have been the first year I could have stayed at the barn dance all night.
- In Grange Hall on Thursday, January 29, there will be a barn dance starting at 10 p.m. to raise funds for the N.W. Hospice.
- A barn dance will be held at Hither Green Primary School to raise money for the charity Volunteer Reading Help, which supports children in the borough who find reading a challenge.
- He looked like some weird gentleman farmer at a barn dance - ‘Hello, well done everybody‘.
- This year's event will conclude with a barn dance.
- There will be a barn dance in Jack's Bar, Askeaton on Friday, April 16 in aid of the Special Baby Unit, Maternity Hospital, Limerick.
- We ain't talking about a stolen kiss at the barn dance, y'understand.
- There is word about a barn dance coming to town but you'll read more about that next week.
- Mrs. Wilcock had told Thirza that her daughter Myra would be at the culmination of the weeks festivities which was a barn dance being held at the village hall on Saturday night.
- A barn dance will take place in Kinlough Community Centre on Friday, June 20, commencing at 10.30 pm.
- If you're after a dance floor that is occupied by people who wouldn't look out of place at a church hall barn dance then this is the place for you.
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