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Significados de "dancing" en diccionario español inglés : 22 resultado(s)

Inglés Español
Common
dancing baile [m]
dancing danza [f]
General
dancing bailador [adj]
dancing bailando [ger]
dancing tripudio [m]
dancing coreografía [f]
dancing saltación [f]
dancing bailador [adj]
dancing bailante [adj]
dancing bailaor [adj]
dancing bailarín [adj]
dancing danzador [adj]
dancing danzante [adj]
dancing saltación [f]
dancing danzador [adj]
dancing sandungueo [m] HNNICL
dancing bailarina [adj/f]
dancing bailadora [adj/f]
dancing danzadora [adj/f]
Colloquial
dancing bailoteo [m]
dancing enrumbado [adj] COteen
Medicine
dancing saltarín [adj]

Significados de "dancing" con otros términos en diccionario español inglés : 150 resultado(s)

Inglés Español
General
tap dancing claqué [m]
song for dancing baile [m]
spinning while dancing baile [m]
figure dancing baile de cuentas [m]
tap dancing claqué (francés) [m]
dancing to a tambourine pandereteo [m]
reggaeton dancing reguetón [m]
rumba dancing fan rumbero [m]
one of the six choirboys signing and dancing in some cathedrals seise [m]
one of the six choirboys signing and dancing in some cathedrals seisén [m]
surf music dancing surf (inglés) [m]
tap dancing zapateo [m]
dancing imitating combat pírrico [adj]
fan of dancing rumba rumbero [adj]
spin while dancing bailar [v]
short stop in dancing paradetas [f/pl]
like of flamenco dancing flamenquismo [m]
country dancing baile tradicional [m]
ballroom dancing baile de salón [m]
bee dancing baile ejecutado por una abeja [m]
bartop dancing baile de barra [m]
ballet dancing ballet [m]
bartop dancing baile sobre el mostrador [m]
bartop dancing baile sobre la barra de bar [m]
bartop dancing baile sobre la mesa [m]
belly dancing danza del vientre [f]
ice dancing danza sobre hielo [f]
dancing girl bailarina [f]
drinking party with dancing girls fiesta donde se sirve alcohol con chicas que bailan [f]
ballet dancing danza clásica [f]
rumba dancing fan rumbera [f]
smooch while dancing abacorar [v]
ballroom dancing los bailes de salón
public dancing-place bailadero [m]
oblique posture in fencing or dancing desplante [m]
figure in dancing cruzado [m]
swinging motion in dancing borneo [m]
step in dancing cuatropeado [m]
dancing-hall casino [m]
dancing pump escarpín [m]
in dancing floreo [m]
rapid movements in dancing remeneo [m]
a step in spanish dancing sustenido [m]
dancing party/entertainment sarao [m]
high step in dancing voleo [m]
spanish step in dancing vacío [m]
dancing exercise alta [f]
figure in dancing cadena [f]
fancy step in dancing campanela [f]
spanish step in dancing carrera [f]
ungraceful way of dancing encorvada [f]
short-stop in dancing paradeta [f]
dancing partner pareja (de baile) [f]
figure in dancing mudanza [f]
short-stop in dancing paradilla [f]
fond of attending balls or dancing the fandango fandanguero [adj]
make ridiculous motions in dancing desgobernarse [v]
lose one's erect posture in fencing or dancing desplantarse [v]
dancing-master maestro de baile [m]
dancing-room sala de baile [f]
merry gathering, dancing of criollos sundín [m] AR
step taken by somebody when walking or dancing caitazo [m] HNNI
one of the modalities of the dance of tap-dancing callao [m] DO
close embrace (a couple dancing) amacise [m] CO
music that is played with a marimba and is accompanied by dancing andarel [m] EC
public place for dancing and eating regional dishes buri [m] BO:E
a little party with dancing and fun bailaíto [m] CUDO
bomba dancing baile de bomba [m] PR
bottle dancing baile de la botella [m] DO
maypole dancing baile de la trenza [m] BO
a dance performed by a person dressed in black, with a wooden mask with a big mustache, a whip on his/her right hand and a stuffed iguana on his/her left hand, dancing with flute music and to the rhythm of a drum, in honor of st. matthew baile del garrobo [m] HN:W
party with dancing baileteo [m] CO
a party or gathering with music and dancing bailable [m] CRCUDOPRCOVECLPYAR:NwUY
popular party with dancing cucuteo [m] HNderog.
man fond of dancing or playing cumbia cumbianchero [m] MXCLPYARUY
man fond of dancing or playing cumbia cumbiero [m] BOCLPYAR
typical dance carried out between a couple where the partners alternate between dancing together and independently, moving forward and backward in agile and strong movements currulao [m] CO
public space for dancing and fun dancing (voz inglesa) [m] NICUVEdisused
public space for dancing and fun dancing (inglés) [m] BO
social event with the purpose of dancing dancing (inglés) [m] MX
party with drinking and dancing, generally in a private home fandango [m] DOBO
get-together with drinking and dancing despiole [m] BO
person who likes dancing milonguero [m] BO:WARUY
person who likes dancing milonguero [m] PYdisused
fan of dancing milonguero [m] BO:WARUY
fan of dancing milonguero [m] PYdisused
bustling party with dancing and drinking pachangazo [m] SV
bustling party with dancing and drinking pachangón [m] MXSVNICRPAPRCO:NPE
small bar or nightclub with music, dancing, and fun pirigundín [m] ARUY
small bar or nightclub with music, dancing, and fun piringundín [m] ARUY
popular party with dancing and drinking pereque [m] HNNI
person fond of salsa music and dancing salsómano [m] COEC
tap-dancing in some traditional dances repique [m] AR
party with drinking and dancing reven [m] MXteen
party with drinking and dancing reventón [m] MXHNSVNIBO:WCL
party with dancing vacilón [m] BOCLteen
party with dancing vacilón [m] GTDO
tap dancing zapateo [m] DOBOPY
black slave dressed in traditional african attire dancing in the street on three kings' day diablito [m] CU
party with drinking and dancing pereque [m] NI
motion in dancing despernada [f] disused
step in dancing derrengada [f] rur.rare
fun (with singing and dancing) remolienda [f] SCN
typical marimba music of the black communities in the northwestern province of ecuador, with dancing agua corta, [f] EC:Nw
repeated dancing caiteada [f] HNrur.
a popular festivity with dancing bailanta [f] AR
a party with dancing bailante [f] VEAR:NeUY
long and continuous dancing bailadera [f] GTHNNIDOCOVEEC
woman fond of dancing or playing cumbia cumbianchera [f] MXCLPYARUY
woman fond of dancing or playing cumbia cumbiera [f] BOCLPYAR
dancing at home among family and friends jarana [f] DOPR
person who likes dancing milonguera [f] BO:WARUY
person who likes dancing milonguera [f] PYdisused
party with dancing milonga [f] AR
party with dancing milongueada [f] BOAR
party with dancing milongueada [f] UYrare
fan of dancing milonguera [f] BO:WARUY
fan of dancing milonguera [f] PYdisused
party with dancing and mobile sound system miniteca [f] CO
skilled dancing regazón [f] HN
person fond of salsa music and dancing salsómana [f] COEC
dancing for a long time regazón [f] HN
party with dancing reunión danzante [f] AR
dancing at a party vacilada [f] GT
tap dancing zapateada [f] PEBO:SPY
dancing the milonga milonguero [adj] ARUY
dancing harmoniously (a couple of dancers) acoplado [adj] DOPR
dancing very close to or squeezing their partner apampichado [adj] DO
dancing very close to or squeezing their partner apampichao [adj] DO
fond of dancing bailador [adj] HNNICUDOPRCOCLUY
fond of dancing bailetero [adj] PE
that includes dancing (social event or gathering) danzant [adj] PEPR
playing, singing, or dancing the huapango huapanguero [adj] MX
relating to a carnival group of black people and white people in black face dancing to the beat of tabors lubolo [adj] UY
dancing the sandunga sandunguero [adj] MX
dancing, singing, playing huapango huapanguero [adj] MX
grab your partner in a lascivious manner (dancing) abacorar [v] CU
cling tightly to someone (especially when dancing) amacizar [v] CO
participate in a fandango, a house party with drinking and dancing fandanguear [v] BO
be exhausted from dancing ripearse [v] CU
go out dancing rumbear [v] SVNIECPYBOdisused
go dancing discotequear [v] GTVEPE
expressing the order to stop dancing for a while in traditional festivals and some folkloric dances so that the dancers can have a drink or sing a folk song in a cheeky tone ¡aro! [interj] CLAR
expressing the order to stop dancing for a while during the cueca traditional andean dance so that the dancing partners can have a drink while interlocking their arms ¡aro! [interj] BO
fond of attending balls or dancing the fandango fandanguera [adj/f]
dancing the milonga milonguera [adj/f] ARUY
dancing very close to or squeezing their partner apampichaá [adj/f] DO
fond of dancing bailadora [adj/f] HNNICUDOPRCOCLUY
fond of dancing bailetera [adj/f] PE
Idioms
be dancing in the streets saltar en una pata (alegría) [v]