Definition of trance dance in English:

trance dance

noun ˈtrɑːns dɑːnsˈtrans dans

1Originally: any of various ritual dances in which participants enter a state of trance; especially one of the Balinese sang hyang religious dances, during which gods are thought to occupy the bodies of the dancers (usually young girls).
2In extended use: a dance which evokes or emulates a state of trance, or which is performed to trance-like music. Also: a dance in which the dancer aims to enter a trance, often in order to increase spiritual awareness or as a religious ritual; a dance performed while in a trance or a trance-like state.
3A type of electronic dance music derived from Acid House and techno, characterized by rhythms and sounds intended to be hypnotic or trance-inducing.

Origin

1930s; earliest use found in Geoffrey Gorer (1905–1985), anthropologist and author. From trance + dance.

Definition of trance dance in US English:

trance dance

noun

1Originally: any of various ritual dances in which participants enter a state of trance; especially one of the Balinese sang hyang religious dances, during which gods are thought to occupy the bodies of the dancers (usually young girls).
2In extended use: a dance which evokes or emulates a state of trance, or which is performed to trance-like music. Also: a dance in which the dancer aims to enter a trance, often in order to increase spiritual awareness or as a religious ritual; a dance performed while in a trance or a trance-like state.
3A type of electronic dance music derived from Acid House and techno, characterized by rhythms and sounds intended to be hypnotic or trance-inducing.

Origin

1930s; earliest use found in Geoffrey Gorer (1905–1985), anthropologist and author. From trance + dance.

词汇	trance dance
释义	Definition of trance dance in English: trance dance noun ˈtrɑːns dɑːnsˈtrans dans 1Originally: any of various ritual dances in which participants enter a state of trance; especially one of the Balinese sang hyang religious dances, during which gods are thought to occupy the bodies of the dancers (usually young girls). 2In extended use: a dance which evokes or emulates a state of trance, or which is performed to trance-like music. Also: a dance in which the dancer aims to enter a trance, often in order to increase spiritual awareness or as a religious ritual; a dance performed while in a trance or a trance-like state. 3A type of electronic dance music derived from Acid House and techno, characterized by rhythms and sounds intended to be hypnotic or trance-inducing. Origin 1930s; earliest use found in Geoffrey Gorer (1905–1985), anthropologist and author. From trance + dance. Definition of trance dance in US English: trance dance noun 1Originally: any of various ritual dances in which participants enter a state of trance; especially one of the Balinese sang hyang religious dances, during which gods are thought to occupy the bodies of the dancers (usually young girls). 2In extended use: a dance which evokes or emulates a state of trance, or which is performed to trance-like music. Also: a dance in which the dancer aims to enter a trance, often in order to increase spiritual awareness or as a religious ritual; a dance performed while in a trance or a trance-like state. 3A type of electronic dance music derived from Acid House and techno, characterized by rhythms and sounds intended to be hypnotic or trance-inducing. Origin 1930s; earliest use found in Geoffrey Gorer (1905–1985), anthropologist and author. From trance + dance.
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