Definition of modern dance in English:

modern dance

noun

mass noun

A free expressive style of dancing that developed in the early 20th century as a reaction to classical ballet. In recent years it has included elements not usually associated with dance, such as speech and film.
现代舞（始于20世纪早期、逆古典芭蕾舞的自由表达舞蹈形式，近年来更融合了话语和电影等非舞蹈成分）
Example sentencesExamples
- She was mainly taught folk dance, but modern dance was also incorporated to a small degree.
- It is to be expected, since we don't share the same popularity as ballet or modern dance.
- Glen, I think, really started to wed the two different styles of classical ballet with modern dance.
- It also helps to train in several techniques, such as jazz, ballet, tap, and modern dance.
- And our supremacy in dance is largely through one of its own disciplines, modern dance.
- Lately, poetry readings have been added to the mix, and contemporary classical and modern dance are soon to follow.
- The string of treats came as a welcome throwback to the early days of modern dance when pieces were short and numerous.
- Deborah expressed regrets about the stark separation of classical ballet and modern dance.
- Every style of dance will be catered for including hip-hop and modern dance.
- There is an increasingly fine line nowadays between some modern dance and classical ballet.
- It was to be an incredibly exciting new company with classically based modern dance.
- The main genres of choreographed dance are ballet, modern dance, and jazz dance.
- His works have been performed internationally by major ballet and modern dance companies.
- His dancing is a cross between break dancing and modern dance.
- Once home, she formed a dance company and continued to explore modern dance.
- Unlike ballet, which thrives on its past, modern dance wasn't supposed to have one.
- I heard about it later - from tap people, from ballet people, from modern dance people.
- They also take gymnastics, ballet, and modern dance classes twice a week each and a Latin class once a week.
- As in modern dance, each company expresses the particular interest and soul of its founder.
- Accompanied by his older sisters, he studied ballet and modern dance starting in third grade.

Definition of modern dance in US English:

modern dance

nounˈˌmɑdərn ˈdæns

A free, expressive style of dancing started in the early 20th century as a reaction to classical ballet. In recent years it has included elements not usually associated with dance, such as speech and film.
现代舞（始于20世纪早期、逆古典芭蕾舞的自由表达舞蹈形式，近年来更融合了话语和电影等非舞蹈成分）
Example sentencesExamples
- The string of treats came as a welcome throwback to the early days of modern dance when pieces were short and numerous.
- And our supremacy in dance is largely through one of its own disciplines, modern dance.
- His dancing is a cross between break dancing and modern dance.
- Glen, I think, really started to wed the two different styles of classical ballet with modern dance.
- Once home, she formed a dance company and continued to explore modern dance.
- Unlike ballet, which thrives on its past, modern dance wasn't supposed to have one.
- There is an increasingly fine line nowadays between some modern dance and classical ballet.
- Accompanied by his older sisters, he studied ballet and modern dance starting in third grade.
- The main genres of choreographed dance are ballet, modern dance, and jazz dance.
- It was to be an incredibly exciting new company with classically based modern dance.
- It is to be expected, since we don't share the same popularity as ballet or modern dance.
- I heard about it later - from tap people, from ballet people, from modern dance people.
- Every style of dance will be catered for including hip-hop and modern dance.
- They also take gymnastics, ballet, and modern dance classes twice a week each and a Latin class once a week.
- As in modern dance, each company expresses the particular interest and soul of its founder.
- She was mainly taught folk dance, but modern dance was also incorporated to a small degree.
- His works have been performed internationally by major ballet and modern dance companies.
- Deborah expressed regrets about the stark separation of classical ballet and modern dance.
- It also helps to train in several techniques, such as jazz, ballet, tap, and modern dance.
- Lately, poetry readings have been added to the mix, and contemporary classical and modern dance are soon to follow.

单词	modern dance
释义	Definition of modern dance in English: modern dance noun mass noun A free expressive style of dancing that developed in the early 20th century as a reaction to classical ballet. In recent years it has included elements not usually associated with dance, such as speech and film. 现代舞（始于20世纪早期、逆古典芭蕾舞的自由表达舞蹈形式，近年来更融合了话语和电影等非舞蹈成分） Example sentencesExamples She was mainly taught folk dance, but modern dance was also incorporated to a small degree. It is to be expected, since we don't share the same popularity as ballet or modern dance. Glen, I think, really started to wed the two different styles of classical ballet with modern dance. It also helps to train in several techniques, such as jazz, ballet, tap, and modern dance. And our supremacy in dance is largely through one of its own disciplines, modern dance. Lately, poetry readings have been added to the mix, and contemporary classical and modern dance are soon to follow. The string of treats came as a welcome throwback to the early days of modern dance when pieces were short and numerous. Deborah expressed regrets about the stark separation of classical ballet and modern dance. Every style of dance will be catered for including hip-hop and modern dance. There is an increasingly fine line nowadays between some modern dance and classical ballet. It was to be an incredibly exciting new company with classically based modern dance. The main genres of choreographed dance are ballet, modern dance, and jazz dance. His works have been performed internationally by major ballet and modern dance companies. His dancing is a cross between break dancing and modern dance. Once home, she formed a dance company and continued to explore modern dance. Unlike ballet, which thrives on its past, modern dance wasn't supposed to have one. I heard about it later - from tap people, from ballet people, from modern dance people. They also take gymnastics, ballet, and modern dance classes twice a week each and a Latin class once a week. As in modern dance, each company expresses the particular interest and soul of its founder. Accompanied by his older sisters, he studied ballet and modern dance starting in third grade. Definition of modern dance in US English: modern dance nounˈˌmɑdərn ˈdæns A free, expressive style of dancing started in the early 20th century as a reaction to classical ballet. In recent years it has included elements not usually associated with dance, such as speech and film. 现代舞（始于20世纪早期、逆古典芭蕾舞的自由表达舞蹈形式，近年来更融合了话语和电影等非舞蹈成分） Example sentencesExamples The string of treats came as a welcome throwback to the early days of modern dance when pieces were short and numerous. And our supremacy in dance is largely through one of its own disciplines, modern dance. His dancing is a cross between break dancing and modern dance. Glen, I think, really started to wed the two different styles of classical ballet with modern dance. Once home, she formed a dance company and continued to explore modern dance. Unlike ballet, which thrives on its past, modern dance wasn't supposed to have one. There is an increasingly fine line nowadays between some modern dance and classical ballet. Accompanied by his older sisters, he studied ballet and modern dance starting in third grade. The main genres of choreographed dance are ballet, modern dance, and jazz dance. It was to be an incredibly exciting new company with classically based modern dance. It is to be expected, since we don't share the same popularity as ballet or modern dance. I heard about it later - from tap people, from ballet people, from modern dance people. Every style of dance will be catered for including hip-hop and modern dance. They also take gymnastics, ballet, and modern dance classes twice a week each and a Latin class once a week. As in modern dance, each company expresses the particular interest and soul of its founder. She was mainly taught folk dance, but modern dance was also incorporated to a small degree. His works have been performed internationally by major ballet and modern dance companies. Deborah expressed regrets about the stark separation of classical ballet and modern dance. It also helps to train in several techniques, such as jazz, ballet, tap, and modern dance. Lately, poetry readings have been added to the mix, and contemporary classical and modern dance are soon to follow.
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