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| 1 | I to move your feet and your body in a pattern of movements that follows the sound of music 跳舞 |
| I was too shy at first to ask you to dance. 一开始我很害羞，不敢邀你跳舞。 |
| +with Who was that you were dancing with? 跟你一起跳舞的是谁？ |
| +to They danced to the music of a 14-piece band. 他们跟着14人乐队演奏的乐曲跳舞。 |
| +together Lily and Charlie were still dancing together. 莉莉和查利还在一起跳舞。 |
| | 1a | T to perform a particular type of dance 跳（舞） | | Two couples were left on the floor, dancing a waltz. 两对夫妇留在舞池中跳华尔兹舞。 | |
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| 2 | I +around/across/away etc if a person or animal dances somewhere , they move there in a lively graceful way , usually because they are happy or full of energy （人或动物通常因高兴或活力十足而）轻快地移动，跳跃 |
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| 3 | I if something dances, it makes a series of quick light movements （某物）摆动，摇晃 |
| Flames danced in the fireplace. 火苗在壁炉里跳跃。 |
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| - | danceattendance on sb BRITISH
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| to behave like someone’ s servant by being always ready to do what they ask you to do |
| 对某人唯命是从；俯首帖耳地侍奉某人 |
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| - | dance the night away
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| to spend the whole night dancing |
| 整夜跳舞 |
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