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dance (obj)HdB:nts, $dAntsvto move the body and feet to music跳舞They danced all night at the ball. [I]他们在舞会上跳了个通宵。We went dancing at a nightclub. [I]我们去夜总会跳舞。What sort of music do you like dancing to? [I]你喜欢跳什么样的曲子?Who was she dancing with at the party last night? [I]昨晚在舞会上她和谁在跳舞?They danced (= performed the particular series of movements that form) a calypso. [T]他们跳起了卡力骚舞。He grabbed her arm and danced (= moved to music with) her around the room. [T]他挽起她的手，在屋子里跳起舞来。The children danced (= moved lightly with small jumping steps) along the street. [I]孩子们蹦蹦跳跳地沿街走着。If something dances, it moves quickly and lightly.轻快地跳动The daffodils were dancing in the breeze. [I]水仙花在微风中摇曳。She watched the sunlight dancing on the water's surface. [I]她注视着水面上闪闪跳动的阳光。(Br and Aus) If you dance attendance on someone, esp. a person in a position of authority, you do everything they ask you to and treat them as if they are special.奉承I can't stand the way she has to have someone dancing attendance on her the whole time!我受不了她要别人整天奉承她的那副样子。If you dance to someone's tune, you do what they want.跟着别人亦步亦趋"Dances with Wolves" (film title, 1990)“与狼共舞”(影片名)"Dancing in the Street" (title of a song written by William Stevenson and Marvin Gaye, 1969)“沿街起舞”(由威廉·史蒂文森和马文·盖依所作歌名)
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