dance

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bailar

verb

dance
[dɑːns]
sustantivo
1. baile (m)
  • to lead somebody a (merry) dance (familiar) -> traer a alguien al retortero or a mal traer
  • dance band -> orquesta (f) de baile
  • dance floor -> pista (f) de baile
  • dance hall -> salón (m) de baile
  • dance music -> música (f) de baile or de discoteca
verbo transitivo
2. bailar
  • to dance attendance on somebody -> atender servilmente a alguien
verbo intransitivo
3. bailar
  • they danced down the road -> bajaron la calle dando brincos

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dance [dans-jol]
sustantivo
1. Danza, baile.
  • To lead somebody a merry darle a alguien quebraderos de cabeza ->

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A: I haven't seen a translation for this. Possibly because this is an Afro-American style of dance. My suggestion would be something like: baile de pasos…
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A: Just like English doesn't have one word for "slow Mexican dance music" I'm sure Spanish doesn't either. So I'd say "música mexicana y lenta para bailar"…
Q: what does dance mean in spanish?
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A: Yes it is! Easy question. If you wanted to go to the Miami Carnival, you have missed it this year - it was on Sunday 11 Oct,
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