Definition of ballroom dancing in English:

ballroom dancing

noun

mass noun

Formal social dancing in couples, popular as a recreation and also as a competitive activity. The ballroom dance repertoire includes dances developed from old European folk dances such as the waltz and minuet, Latin American dances such as the tango, rumba, and cha-cha, and dances of 20th-century origin such as the foxtrot and quickstep.
（娱乐或竞赛）双人交际舞，交谊舞（包括华尔兹、小步舞等欧洲民间舞蹈，探戈、伦巴、恰恰等拉美舞蹈和20世纪兴起的狐步、快狐步舞蹈）
Example sentencesExamples
- Mention ballroom dancing and many immediately think of the waltz.
- Just before her mother's death in 1958, Nerina decided to take up ballroom dancing and joined a dance club.
- We also teach ballroom dancing, which is popular among Anglo-Indians.
- At first that meant giving the sales staff lessons in ballroom dancing to help them develop an air of sophistication.
- Then they do a few more hours of off ice work every day - ballroom dancing, Latin dancing, hip hop, and gym work.
- Competitive ballroom and Latin dancing should never be confused with ballroom dancing.
- O'Connor actually competed in ballroom dancing when she was between seven and ten.
- The couple started ballroom dancing lessons three years ago.
- But aside from that, he was the most popular man on the floor of many dance halls in the golden age of ballroom dancing.
- Anyway she taught us all how to ballroom dance in a way that was different, because some of it was just dance moves made to looked like ballroom dancing.
- For example, ballroom dancing had been popular in the Cape cities after the war.
- She also has the pleasure of continuing with her training in ballroom dancing while achieving her competencies.
- He was a neurosurgeon, yes, and a wonderful, wonderful man whose hobbies were skiing and dancing, ballroom dancing.
- The social stigma surrounding ballroom dancing in Japan is one reason why he conceals the pursuit from his family.
- There is entertainment galore, from choirs and music to ballroom dancing and various competitions.
- And these kids aren't dancing on the ceiling, but they are ballroom dancing.
- She loves dancing and plans to continue ballroom dancing with her husband for many years to come.
- His main recreation remains ballroom dancing - tango, cha cha and waltz being his specialities.
- My friend was trying to teach me to break dance, but my first love will always be ballroom dancing!
- Although ballroom dancing is popular in the townships, there are no ballet teachers there.

Derivatives

ballroom dance

nounˌbɔːlruːm ˈdɑːnsˌbɔːlrʊm ˈdɑːns

1A formal social dance for couples.
he choreographed ballroom dances and was a leading teacher
1. 1.1mass noun The activity of formal social dancing in couples.
Example sentencesExamples
- But these folks are serious about making ballroom dance, with many modern influences and additions, the new dance craze of the 21st century.
- Pre-professional and open-enrollment students can also take Pilates, musical theater, tap and jazz, ballroom dance, and hip-hop.
- They train for about three hours every weekday on ice plus another 1-2 hours off ice doing weightlifting, ballet, jazz, and ballroom dance.
- take up ballroom dance
- as modifier a ballroom dance class

ballroom dancer

noun

Are you a good ballroom dancer?
Example sentencesExamples
- Suzanne, who is also a ballroom dancer, said it's a great place to pick up gowns.
- There are also a few serious ballroom dancers who take the opportunity to practice swirling around the wooden floor.
- In the 1920s he made a living in London as an illustrator, theatre designer and ballroom dancer.
- He could weave through a defence with the grace of a ballroom dancer.

Definition of ballroom dancing in US English:

ballroom dancing

nounˈbɔlˌrum ˌdænsɪŋ

Formal social dancing in couples, popular as a recreation and also as a competitive activity. The ballroom dance repertoire includes dances developed from old European folk dances such as the waltz, Latin American dances such as the tango, rumba, and cha-cha, and dances of 20th-century origin such as the foxtrot and quickstep.
（娱乐或竞赛）双人交际舞，交谊舞（包括华尔兹、小步舞等欧洲民间舞蹈，探戈、伦巴、恰恰等拉美舞蹈和20世纪兴起的狐步、快狐步舞蹈）
Example sentencesExamples
- My friend was trying to teach me to break dance, but my first love will always be ballroom dancing!
- Although ballroom dancing is popular in the townships, there are no ballet teachers there.
- His main recreation remains ballroom dancing - tango, cha cha and waltz being his specialities.
- At first that meant giving the sales staff lessons in ballroom dancing to help them develop an air of sophistication.
- Mention ballroom dancing and many immediately think of the waltz.
- Just before her mother's death in 1958, Nerina decided to take up ballroom dancing and joined a dance club.
- We also teach ballroom dancing, which is popular among Anglo-Indians.
- The social stigma surrounding ballroom dancing in Japan is one reason why he conceals the pursuit from his family.
- She also has the pleasure of continuing with her training in ballroom dancing while achieving her competencies.
- Anyway she taught us all how to ballroom dance in a way that was different, because some of it was just dance moves made to looked like ballroom dancing.
- The couple started ballroom dancing lessons three years ago.
- Then they do a few more hours of off ice work every day - ballroom dancing, Latin dancing, hip hop, and gym work.
- Competitive ballroom and Latin dancing should never be confused with ballroom dancing.
- He was a neurosurgeon, yes, and a wonderful, wonderful man whose hobbies were skiing and dancing, ballroom dancing.
- For example, ballroom dancing had been popular in the Cape cities after the war.
- And these kids aren't dancing on the ceiling, but they are ballroom dancing.
- There is entertainment galore, from choirs and music to ballroom dancing and various competitions.
- She loves dancing and plans to continue ballroom dancing with her husband for many years to come.
- O'Connor actually competed in ballroom dancing when she was between seven and ten.
- But aside from that, he was the most popular man on the floor of many dance halls in the golden age of ballroom dancing.

单词	ballroom dancing
释义	Definition of ballroom dancing in English: ballroom dancing noun mass noun Formal social dancing in couples, popular as a recreation and also as a competitive activity. The ballroom dance repertoire includes dances developed from old European folk dances such as the waltz and minuet, Latin American dances such as the tango, rumba, and cha-cha, and dances of 20th-century origin such as the foxtrot and quickstep. （娱乐或竞赛）双人交际舞，交谊舞（包括华尔兹、小步舞等欧洲民间舞蹈，探戈、伦巴、恰恰等拉美舞蹈和20世纪兴起的狐步、快狐步舞蹈） Example sentencesExamples Mention ballroom dancing and many immediately think of the waltz. Just before her mother's death in 1958, Nerina decided to take up ballroom dancing and joined a dance club. We also teach ballroom dancing, which is popular among Anglo-Indians. At first that meant giving the sales staff lessons in ballroom dancing to help them develop an air of sophistication. Then they do a few more hours of off ice work every day - ballroom dancing, Latin dancing, hip hop, and gym work. Competitive ballroom and Latin dancing should never be confused with ballroom dancing. O'Connor actually competed in ballroom dancing when she was between seven and ten. The couple started ballroom dancing lessons three years ago. But aside from that, he was the most popular man on the floor of many dance halls in the golden age of ballroom dancing. Anyway she taught us all how to ballroom dance in a way that was different, because some of it was just dance moves made to looked like ballroom dancing. For example, ballroom dancing had been popular in the Cape cities after the war. She also has the pleasure of continuing with her training in ballroom dancing while achieving her competencies. He was a neurosurgeon, yes, and a wonderful, wonderful man whose hobbies were skiing and dancing, ballroom dancing. The social stigma surrounding ballroom dancing in Japan is one reason why he conceals the pursuit from his family. There is entertainment galore, from choirs and music to ballroom dancing and various competitions. And these kids aren't dancing on the ceiling, but they are ballroom dancing. She loves dancing and plans to continue ballroom dancing with her husband for many years to come. His main recreation remains ballroom dancing - tango, cha cha and waltz being his specialities. My friend was trying to teach me to break dance, but my first love will always be ballroom dancing! Although ballroom dancing is popular in the townships, there are no ballet teachers there. Derivatives ballroom dance nounˌbɔːlruːm ˈdɑːnsˌbɔːlrʊm ˈdɑːns 1A formal social dance for couples. he choreographed ballroom dances and was a leading teacher 1.1mass noun The activity of formal social dancing in couples. Example sentencesExamples But these folks are serious about making ballroom dance, with many modern influences and additions, the new dance craze of the 21st century. Pre-professional and open-enrollment students can also take Pilates, musical theater, tap and jazz, ballroom dance, and hip-hop. They train for about three hours every weekday on ice plus another 1-2 hours off ice doing weightlifting, ballet, jazz, and ballroom dance. take up ballroom dance as modifier a ballroom dance class ballroom dancer noun Are you a good ballroom dancer? Example sentencesExamples Suzanne, who is also a ballroom dancer, said it's a great place to pick up gowns. There are also a few serious ballroom dancers who take the opportunity to practice swirling around the wooden floor. In the 1920s he made a living in London as an illustrator, theatre designer and ballroom dancer. He could weave through a defence with the grace of a ballroom dancer. Definition of ballroom dancing in US English: ballroom dancing nounˈbɔlˌrum ˌdænsɪŋ Formal social dancing in couples, popular as a recreation and also as a competitive activity. The ballroom dance repertoire includes dances developed from old European folk dances such as the waltz, Latin American dances such as the tango, rumba, and cha-cha, and dances of 20th-century origin such as the foxtrot and quickstep. （娱乐或竞赛）双人交际舞，交谊舞（包括华尔兹、小步舞等欧洲民间舞蹈，探戈、伦巴、恰恰等拉美舞蹈和20世纪兴起的狐步、快狐步舞蹈） Example sentencesExamples My friend was trying to teach me to break dance, but my first love will always be ballroom dancing! Although ballroom dancing is popular in the townships, there are no ballet teachers there. His main recreation remains ballroom dancing - tango, cha cha and waltz being his specialities. At first that meant giving the sales staff lessons in ballroom dancing to help them develop an air of sophistication. Mention ballroom dancing and many immediately think of the waltz. Just before her mother's death in 1958, Nerina decided to take up ballroom dancing and joined a dance club. We also teach ballroom dancing, which is popular among Anglo-Indians. The social stigma surrounding ballroom dancing in Japan is one reason why he conceals the pursuit from his family. She also has the pleasure of continuing with her training in ballroom dancing while achieving her competencies. Anyway she taught us all how to ballroom dance in a way that was different, because some of it was just dance moves made to looked like ballroom dancing. The couple started ballroom dancing lessons three years ago. Then they do a few more hours of off ice work every day - ballroom dancing, Latin dancing, hip hop, and gym work. Competitive ballroom and Latin dancing should never be confused with ballroom dancing. He was a neurosurgeon, yes, and a wonderful, wonderful man whose hobbies were skiing and dancing, ballroom dancing. For example, ballroom dancing had been popular in the Cape cities after the war. And these kids aren't dancing on the ceiling, but they are ballroom dancing. There is entertainment galore, from choirs and music to ballroom dancing and various competitions. She loves dancing and plans to continue ballroom dancing with her husband for many years to come. O'Connor actually competed in ballroom dancing when she was between seven and ten. But aside from that, he was the most popular man on the floor of many dance halls in the golden age of ballroom dancing.
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