Definition of sword dance in English:

sword dance

noun

A dance in which the performers brandish swords or step around swords laid on the ground, originally as a tribal preparation for war or as a victory celebration.
剑舞（表演者挥舞剑或在插在地上的刀剑中穿行，最初是部落为备战或作为胜利庆典而跳的舞）
Example sentencesExamples
- The common and consistent point is that they took a selection of historic performance practices - morris dances and sword dances, mumming, and others in England - and declared them to be the survivals of ancient sacrificial rituals.
- But even as these doubts moved about her mind, she was entranced by the grace of Joren's sword dance.
- Competitors danced the Highland fling, the sword dance, the sean triubhais, the Highland reel, the sailors hornpipe, the Irish Jig and other dances, preferably to the music of the bagpipe.
- It set Sharp off on his lifetime's work, collecting some five thousand folksongs and, later, the collection of Morris and sword dances.
- The ardha is a men's sword dance, which is accompanied by drumming and by a poet, who sings the lyrics.
- Every culture has some form of stick or sword dance, from the Egyptian Assaya to the Paulitos from Portugal.
- He managed to just keep his reaction to a simple bulging of the eyes with a slight break in his sword dance.
- The sword dance is done with blunt wooden-handled swords which are about 20 inches in length.
- Joe Dey asked me to find some other gimmick, so that's when I came up with the sword dance.
- Jhumar, Sammi, Luddi, and the sword dance are all popular folk dances of the Punjab.
- During religious festivals, tourists are allowed to enter the Dzong (monastery/fortress) and view masked and sword dances; most of the dances date back to before the Middle Ages and are performed only once or twice a year.
- The standard English classification of types of dances came to consist of a categorical triad: morris dances, sword dances, and country dances, the first two being ritual and the third social dancing.
- A traditional Arab dance is the ardha, or men's sword dance.
- Back at the back of the line, she glanced over at Dan, who was now completing a sword dance with the rest of his group.
- The specific character of the ritual and the worship that modern English morris dances and sword dances were supposed to reflect was never established.
- In another corner small girls in kilts and black waistcoats were doing sword dances to pipe music.

Definition of sword dance in US English:

sword dance

nounˈsô(ə)rd ˌdansˈsɔ(ə)rd ˌdæns

A dance in which the performers brandish swords or step around swords laid on the ground, originally as a tribal preparation for war or as a victory celebration.
剑舞（表演者挥舞剑或在插在地上的刀剑中穿行，最初是部落为备战或作为胜利庆典而跳的舞）
Example sentencesExamples
- Joe Dey asked me to find some other gimmick, so that's when I came up with the sword dance.
- The sword dance is done with blunt wooden-handled swords which are about 20 inches in length.
- The ardha is a men's sword dance, which is accompanied by drumming and by a poet, who sings the lyrics.
- The specific character of the ritual and the worship that modern English morris dances and sword dances were supposed to reflect was never established.
- During religious festivals, tourists are allowed to enter the Dzong (monastery/fortress) and view masked and sword dances; most of the dances date back to before the Middle Ages and are performed only once or twice a year.
- But even as these doubts moved about her mind, she was entranced by the grace of Joren's sword dance.
- The standard English classification of types of dances came to consist of a categorical triad: morris dances, sword dances, and country dances, the first two being ritual and the third social dancing.
- A traditional Arab dance is the ardha, or men's sword dance.
- Every culture has some form of stick or sword dance, from the Egyptian Assaya to the Paulitos from Portugal.
- Jhumar, Sammi, Luddi, and the sword dance are all popular folk dances of the Punjab.
- He managed to just keep his reaction to a simple bulging of the eyes with a slight break in his sword dance.
- Competitors danced the Highland fling, the sword dance, the sean triubhais, the Highland reel, the sailors hornpipe, the Irish Jig and other dances, preferably to the music of the bagpipe.
- In another corner small girls in kilts and black waistcoats were doing sword dances to pipe music.
- The common and consistent point is that they took a selection of historic performance practices - morris dances and sword dances, mumming, and others in England - and declared them to be the survivals of ancient sacrificial rituals.
- Back at the back of the line, she glanced over at Dan, who was now completing a sword dance with the rest of his group.
- It set Sharp off on his lifetime's work, collecting some five thousand folksongs and, later, the collection of Morris and sword dances.

单词	sword dance
释义	Definition of sword dance in English: sword dance noun A dance in which the performers brandish swords or step around swords laid on the ground, originally as a tribal preparation for war or as a victory celebration. 剑舞（表演者挥舞剑或在插在地上的刀剑中穿行，最初是部落为备战或作为胜利庆典而跳的舞） Example sentencesExamples The common and consistent point is that they took a selection of historic performance practices - morris dances and sword dances, mumming, and others in England - and declared them to be the survivals of ancient sacrificial rituals. But even as these doubts moved about her mind, she was entranced by the grace of Joren's sword dance. Competitors danced the Highland fling, the sword dance, the sean triubhais, the Highland reel, the sailors hornpipe, the Irish Jig and other dances, preferably to the music of the bagpipe. It set Sharp off on his lifetime's work, collecting some five thousand folksongs and, later, the collection of Morris and sword dances. The ardha is a men's sword dance, which is accompanied by drumming and by a poet, who sings the lyrics. Every culture has some form of stick or sword dance, from the Egyptian Assaya to the Paulitos from Portugal. He managed to just keep his reaction to a simple bulging of the eyes with a slight break in his sword dance. The sword dance is done with blunt wooden-handled swords which are about 20 inches in length. Joe Dey asked me to find some other gimmick, so that's when I came up with the sword dance. Jhumar, Sammi, Luddi, and the sword dance are all popular folk dances of the Punjab. During religious festivals, tourists are allowed to enter the Dzong (monastery/fortress) and view masked and sword dances; most of the dances date back to before the Middle Ages and are performed only once or twice a year. The standard English classification of types of dances came to consist of a categorical triad: morris dances, sword dances, and country dances, the first two being ritual and the third social dancing. A traditional Arab dance is the ardha, or men's sword dance. Back at the back of the line, she glanced over at Dan, who was now completing a sword dance with the rest of his group. The specific character of the ritual and the worship that modern English morris dances and sword dances were supposed to reflect was never established. In another corner small girls in kilts and black waistcoats were doing sword dances to pipe music. Definition of sword dance in US English: sword dance nounˈsô(ə)rd ˌdansˈsɔ(ə)rd ˌdæns A dance in which the performers brandish swords or step around swords laid on the ground, originally as a tribal preparation for war or as a victory celebration. 剑舞（表演者挥舞剑或在插在地上的刀剑中穿行，最初是部落为备战或作为胜利庆典而跳的舞） Example sentencesExamples Joe Dey asked me to find some other gimmick, so that's when I came up with the sword dance. The sword dance is done with blunt wooden-handled swords which are about 20 inches in length. The ardha is a men's sword dance, which is accompanied by drumming and by a poet, who sings the lyrics. The specific character of the ritual and the worship that modern English morris dances and sword dances were supposed to reflect was never established. During religious festivals, tourists are allowed to enter the Dzong (monastery/fortress) and view masked and sword dances; most of the dances date back to before the Middle Ages and are performed only once or twice a year. But even as these doubts moved about her mind, she was entranced by the grace of Joren's sword dance. The standard English classification of types of dances came to consist of a categorical triad: morris dances, sword dances, and country dances, the first two being ritual and the third social dancing. A traditional Arab dance is the ardha, or men's sword dance. Every culture has some form of stick or sword dance, from the Egyptian Assaya to the Paulitos from Portugal. Jhumar, Sammi, Luddi, and the sword dance are all popular folk dances of the Punjab. He managed to just keep his reaction to a simple bulging of the eyes with a slight break in his sword dance. Competitors danced the Highland fling, the sword dance, the sean triubhais, the Highland reel, the sailors hornpipe, the Irish Jig and other dances, preferably to the music of the bagpipe. In another corner small girls in kilts and black waistcoats were doing sword dances to pipe music. The common and consistent point is that they took a selection of historic performance practices - morris dances and sword dances, mumming, and others in England - and declared them to be the survivals of ancient sacrificial rituals. Back at the back of the line, she glanced over at Dan, who was now completing a sword dance with the rest of his group. It set Sharp off on his lifetime's work, collecting some five thousand folksongs and, later, the collection of Morris and sword dances.
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