Definition of breakdancing in English:

breakdancing

nounˈbreɪkˌdɑːnsɪŋˈbreɪkˌdænsɪŋ

mass noun

An energetic and acrobatic style of street dancing, typically to hip-hop or funk music, developed by black people in the US.
Example sentencesExamples
- Activities start tomorrow around 10 am with a break-dancing competition.
- You can see very specific break-dancing moves in these works.
- ‘To us, hip-hop is many styles: break-dancing, pop-locking; intense, ridiculous choreography,’ Bunch said.
- Employing some of the moves left over from his break-dancing days, James' dialed-in exuberance carried over to his entire performance and left him hungry for more glory.
- There is a perception that men have this proclivity to shine when it comes to break-dancing, and the women doing it are just scraping by.
- It continues to evolve and the head-spinning moves and kicks form the basis of break-dancing.
- Parkour is a meeting of various physical elements - skateboarding, martial arts, break-dancing.
- Fans anticipate seeing their break-dancing moves every time the three are together.
- I plan on doing some of my old break-dancing moves.
- They dare not do a disco because they fear an outbreak of drug-taking and break-dancing or both!
- But then it's not often that break-dancing, yoga and techno marry with traditional ballet and Tchaikovsky's score.
- Andrew's had great fun from a remote control car, one that flips, spins, and does a pretty good impression of break-dancing.
- At first, the audience confused the movements with some type of new showbiz production number - some kind of break-dancing, but then they realized the music was too slow.
- They formed themselves into a circle and they were doing something which kinda looked like break-dancing but it wasn't.
- Of course, break-dancing battles often turned violent and people fought at parties that showcased hip hop culture.
- Whether you take ballet, tap, or Irish clogging classes every single day, bust some break-dancing moves on the playground, or choreograph dances to your favorite songs when no one else is home, it makes no difference.
- If you're sick of all this break-dancing nonsense and are looking for a more traditional way to cut a rug, tap dancing with Pierre is what you need.
- This doesn't always work, but when it does, it seems inspired, like Ismaël's break-dancing routine in the hospital.
- From ballet to break-dancing, people are being encouraged to put on their dancing shoes in York as part of the city's annual festival of dance.
- For many visitors, these workshops might be a first ever opportunity to try out Djing, break-dancing and/or the other art forms on offer.

Derivatives

breakdance

verbˈbreɪkˌdɑːnsˈbreɪkˌdæns

[no object]

Perform an energetic and acrobatic style of street dancing, typically to hip-hop or funk music, developed by black people in the US.
twenty years ago he was breakdancing on the streets of Sydney
Example sentencesExamples
- My son slid and break-danced on the ice and said, ‘Minnesotans have the life.’
- Adam continued to break-dance to the music, while keeping the bottles aloft the whole time.
- In the dark, making wine corks break-dance across the patio produces lunatic giggles.

breakdancer

noun

‘As a young guy, I was a break dancer, and I used to do everything the small guys used to do,’ O'Neal says.
Example sentencesExamples
- Improbable as it sounds, long before he made his name in the IFBB pro ranks, James was a world-class break dancer.
- The juxtaposition between the bleached robot band and the break dancer is an experience that none should share.

Definition of breakdancing in US English:

breakdancing

nounˈbrākˌdansiNGˈbreɪkˌdænsɪŋ

An energetic and acrobatic style of street dancing, typically to hip-hop or funk music, developed by black people in the US.
Example sentencesExamples
- Andrew's had great fun from a remote control car, one that flips, spins, and does a pretty good impression of break-dancing.
- Activities start tomorrow around 10 am with a break-dancing competition.
- It continues to evolve and the head-spinning moves and kicks form the basis of break-dancing.
- For many visitors, these workshops might be a first ever opportunity to try out Djing, break-dancing and/or the other art forms on offer.
- You can see very specific break-dancing moves in these works.
- Parkour is a meeting of various physical elements - skateboarding, martial arts, break-dancing.
- This doesn't always work, but when it does, it seems inspired, like Ismaël's break-dancing routine in the hospital.
- They formed themselves into a circle and they were doing something which kinda looked like break-dancing but it wasn't.
- ‘To us, hip-hop is many styles: break-dancing, pop-locking; intense, ridiculous choreography,’ Bunch said.
- There is a perception that men have this proclivity to shine when it comes to break-dancing, and the women doing it are just scraping by.
- From ballet to break-dancing, people are being encouraged to put on their dancing shoes in York as part of the city's annual festival of dance.
- If you're sick of all this break-dancing nonsense and are looking for a more traditional way to cut a rug, tap dancing with Pierre is what you need.
- Whether you take ballet, tap, or Irish clogging classes every single day, bust some break-dancing moves on the playground, or choreograph dances to your favorite songs when no one else is home, it makes no difference.
- At first, the audience confused the movements with some type of new showbiz production number - some kind of break-dancing, but then they realized the music was too slow.
- Employing some of the moves left over from his break-dancing days, James' dialed-in exuberance carried over to his entire performance and left him hungry for more glory.
- But then it's not often that break-dancing, yoga and techno marry with traditional ballet and Tchaikovsky's score.
- They dare not do a disco because they fear an outbreak of drug-taking and break-dancing or both!
- I plan on doing some of my old break-dancing moves.
- Fans anticipate seeing their break-dancing moves every time the three are together.
- Of course, break-dancing battles often turned violent and people fought at parties that showcased hip hop culture.

单词	breakdancing
释义	Definition of breakdancing in English: breakdancing nounˈbreɪkˌdɑːnsɪŋˈbreɪkˌdænsɪŋ mass noun An energetic and acrobatic style of street dancing, typically to hip-hop or funk music, developed by black people in the US. Example sentencesExamples Activities start tomorrow around 10 am with a break-dancing competition. You can see very specific break-dancing moves in these works. ‘To us, hip-hop is many styles: break-dancing, pop-locking; intense, ridiculous choreography,’ Bunch said. Employing some of the moves left over from his break-dancing days, James' dialed-in exuberance carried over to his entire performance and left him hungry for more glory. There is a perception that men have this proclivity to shine when it comes to break-dancing, and the women doing it are just scraping by. It continues to evolve and the head-spinning moves and kicks form the basis of break-dancing. Parkour is a meeting of various physical elements - skateboarding, martial arts, break-dancing. Fans anticipate seeing their break-dancing moves every time the three are together. I plan on doing some of my old break-dancing moves. They dare not do a disco because they fear an outbreak of drug-taking and break-dancing or both! But then it's not often that break-dancing, yoga and techno marry with traditional ballet and Tchaikovsky's score. Andrew's had great fun from a remote control car, one that flips, spins, and does a pretty good impression of break-dancing. At first, the audience confused the movements with some type of new showbiz production number - some kind of break-dancing, but then they realized the music was too slow. They formed themselves into a circle and they were doing something which kinda looked like break-dancing but it wasn't. Of course, break-dancing battles often turned violent and people fought at parties that showcased hip hop culture. Whether you take ballet, tap, or Irish clogging classes every single day, bust some break-dancing moves on the playground, or choreograph dances to your favorite songs when no one else is home, it makes no difference. If you're sick of all this break-dancing nonsense and are looking for a more traditional way to cut a rug, tap dancing with Pierre is what you need. This doesn't always work, but when it does, it seems inspired, like Ismaël's break-dancing routine in the hospital. From ballet to break-dancing, people are being encouraged to put on their dancing shoes in York as part of the city's annual festival of dance. For many visitors, these workshops might be a first ever opportunity to try out Djing, break-dancing and/or the other art forms on offer. Derivatives breakdance verbˈbreɪkˌdɑːnsˈbreɪkˌdæns [no object] Perform an energetic and acrobatic style of street dancing, typically to hip-hop or funk music, developed by black people in the US. twenty years ago he was breakdancing on the streets of Sydney Example sentencesExamples My son slid and break-danced on the ice and said, ‘Minnesotans have the life.’ Adam continued to break-dance to the music, while keeping the bottles aloft the whole time. In the dark, making wine corks break-dance across the patio produces lunatic giggles. breakdancer noun ‘As a young guy, I was a break dancer, and I used to do everything the small guys used to do,’ O'Neal says. Example sentencesExamples Improbable as it sounds, long before he made his name in the IFBB pro ranks, James was a world-class break dancer. The juxtaposition between the bleached robot band and the break dancer is an experience that none should share. Definition of breakdancing in US English: breakdancing nounˈbrākˌdansiNGˈbreɪkˌdænsɪŋ An energetic and acrobatic style of street dancing, typically to hip-hop or funk music, developed by black people in the US. Example sentencesExamples Andrew's had great fun from a remote control car, one that flips, spins, and does a pretty good impression of break-dancing. Activities start tomorrow around 10 am with a break-dancing competition. It continues to evolve and the head-spinning moves and kicks form the basis of break-dancing. For many visitors, these workshops might be a first ever opportunity to try out Djing, break-dancing and/or the other art forms on offer. You can see very specific break-dancing moves in these works. Parkour is a meeting of various physical elements - skateboarding, martial arts, break-dancing. This doesn't always work, but when it does, it seems inspired, like Ismaël's break-dancing routine in the hospital. They formed themselves into a circle and they were doing something which kinda looked like break-dancing but it wasn't. ‘To us, hip-hop is many styles: break-dancing, pop-locking; intense, ridiculous choreography,’ Bunch said. There is a perception that men have this proclivity to shine when it comes to break-dancing, and the women doing it are just scraping by. From ballet to break-dancing, people are being encouraged to put on their dancing shoes in York as part of the city's annual festival of dance. If you're sick of all this break-dancing nonsense and are looking for a more traditional way to cut a rug, tap dancing with Pierre is what you need. Whether you take ballet, tap, or Irish clogging classes every single day, bust some break-dancing moves on the playground, or choreograph dances to your favorite songs when no one else is home, it makes no difference. At first, the audience confused the movements with some type of new showbiz production number - some kind of break-dancing, but then they realized the music was too slow. Employing some of the moves left over from his break-dancing days, James' dialed-in exuberance carried over to his entire performance and left him hungry for more glory. But then it's not often that break-dancing, yoga and techno marry with traditional ballet and Tchaikovsky's score. They dare not do a disco because they fear an outbreak of drug-taking and break-dancing or both! I plan on doing some of my old break-dancing moves. Fans anticipate seeing their break-dancing moves every time the three are together. Of course, break-dancing battles often turned violent and people fought at parties that showcased hip hop culture.
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