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Sens de "dancing" dans le Dictionnaire Espagnol-Anglais : 19 résultat(s)

Anglais Espagnol
Common
dancing baile [m]
dancing danza [f]
General
dancing bailador [adj]
dancing bailando [ger]
dancing coreografía [f]
dancing saltación [f]
dancing danzante [adj]
dancing bailador [adj]
dancing bailante [adj]
dancing bailaor [adj]
dancing bailarín [adj]
dancing danzador [adj]
dancing saltación [f]
dancing danzador [adj]
dancing bailadora [adj/f]
dancing bailarina [adj/f]
dancing danzadora [adj/f]
Colloquial
dancing bailoteo [m]
Medicine
dancing saltarín [adj]

Sens de "dancing" avec d'autres termes dans le Dictionnaire Anglais-Espagnol : 252 résultat(s)

Anglais Espagnol
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]
back step in walking/dancing contrapaso [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] HN NI
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
provocative movement of a woman's hips while walking/dancing cachondeo [m] PR
public place for dancing and eating regional dishes buri [m] BO:E
a little party with dancing and fun bailaíto [m] CU DO
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] CR CU DO PR CO VE CL PY AR:Nw UY
popular party with dancing cucuteo [m] HN derog.
man fond of dancing or playing cumbia cumbianchero [m] MX CL PY AR UY
man fond of dancing or playing cumbia cumbiero [m] BO CL PY AR
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
social event with the purpose of dancing dancing (inglés) [m] MX
public space for dancing and fun dancing (voz inglesa) [m] NI CU VE disused
public space for dancing and fun dancing (inglés) [m] BO
party with drinking and dancing, generally in a private home fandango [m] DO BO
get-together with drinking and dancing despiole [m] BO
person who likes dancing milonguero [m] BO:W AR UY
person who likes dancing milonguero [m] PY disused
fan of dancing milonguero [m] BO:W AR UY
fan of dancing milonguero [m] PY disused
bustling party with dancing and drinking pachangazo [m] SV
bustling party with dancing and drinking pachangón [m] MX SV NI CR PA PR CO:N PE
small bar or nightclub with music, dancing, and fun pirigundín [m] AR UY
small bar or nightclub with music, dancing, and fun piringundín [m] AR UY
popular party with dancing and drinking pereque [m] HN NI
person fond of salsa music and dancing salsómano [m] CO EC
tap-dancing in some traditional dances repique [m] AR
party with drinking and dancing reven [m] MX teen
party with drinking and dancing reventón [m] MX HN SV NI BO:W CL
party with dancing vacilón [m] BO CL teen
party with dancing vacilón [m] GT DO
tap dancing zapateo [m] DO BO PY
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] HN rur.
a popular festivity with dancing bailanta [f] AR
a party with dancing bailante [f] VE AR:Ne UY
long and continuous dancing bailadera [f] GT HN NI DO CO VE EC
woman fond of dancing or playing cumbia cumbianchera [f] MX CL PY AR UY
woman fond of dancing or playing cumbia cumbiera [f] BO CL PY AR
dancing at home among family and friends jarana [f] DO PR
person who likes dancing milonguera [f] BO:W AR UY
person who likes dancing milonguera [f] PY disused
party with dancing milonga [f] AR
party with dancing milongueada [f] BO AR
party with dancing milongueada [f] UY rare
fan of dancing milonguera [f] BO:W AR UY
fan of dancing milonguera [f] PY disused
party with dancing and mobile sound system miniteca [f] CO
skilled dancing regazón [f] HN
person fond of salsa music and dancing salsómana [f] CO EC
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] PE BO:S PY
dancing the milonga milonguero [adj] AR UY
dancing harmoniously (a couple of dancers) acoplado [adj] DO PR
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] HN NI CU DO PR CO CL UY
fond of dancing bailetero [adj] PE
that includes dancing (social event or gathering) danzant [adj] PE PR
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
singing/dancing/composing saraband zarabando [adj] disused
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] SV NI EC PY BO disused
go dancing discotequear [v] GT VE PE
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] CL AR
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] AR UY
dancing very close to or squeezing their partner apampichaá [adj/f] DO
fond of dancing bailadora [adj/f] HN NI CU DO PR CO CL UY
fond of dancing bailetera [adj/f] PE
Idioms
be dancing in the streets saltar en una pata (alegría) [v]
be dancing in the streets brincar de alegría [v]
enjoy yourself by dancing mover el esqueleto [v]
enjoy yourself by dancing menear el esqueleto [v]
all-dancing tiene todo (lo que quiere/necesita)
start dancing botarse de bailador [v] CU
put on one's dancing shoes menear el bote [v] MX NI
spend all night dancing ripiarse un baile [v] DO
Speaking
I love dancing adoro bailar
I love dancing amo la danza
i like dancing me gusta bailar
I like dancing gusto de bailar
I like dancing disfruto de bailar
Colloquial
slow dancing agarrado [adj]
fond of dancing bailón [adj]
for dancing bailón [adj]
dancing slowly agarrao [adj]
they can't take away my dancing que le quiten lo bailado [expr]
they can't take away my dancing que me quiten lo bailado [expr]
they can't take away my dancing que te quiten lo bailado [expr]
a party with dancing bailoteo [m] PA CU DO CL
person who really enjoys dancing candombe candombero [m] PY AR UY
bustling party with drinks and dancing guaracheo [m] CU
rural party with singing and dancing guateque [m] CU EC:W disused
rapid and exaggerated movement of one's body and hips while dancing merecumbé [m] CL
rapid and exaggerated movement of one's body and hips while dancing merequetengue [m] NI CL
bustling party with dancing and drinking bembé [m] CU
bustling party with dancing and drinking recholateo [m] CU
popular festival held in may with prayer, songs, and dancing in honor of the cross velorio de cruz [m] VE
stall with entertainment or dancing toldo [m] PA
a party with dancing bailongueada [f] BO
long and continuous dancing bailoteada [f] CO CL rare
party with dancing cumbiamba [f] CO:N
graceful dancing guaragua [f] EC PE
bustling party with dancing and drinking pachanga [f] MX GT HN SV NI CR PA CU DO PR AR VE EC
bustling party with dancing and drinking pachanga [f] PE child
bustling party with dancing and drinking gozadera [f] CU
bustling party with dancing and drinking rebambaramba [f] CU
bustling party with dancing and drinking recholata [f] CU
group party with dancing and alcoholic beverages parranda [f] AR
bustling party with dancing and drinking rebambaramba [f] CU
bustling party with dancing and drinking recholata [f] CU
joy from listening or dancing salsa music saoca [f] PA
relating to tango dancing canyengue [adj] AR
fond or partying and dancing tonero [adj] PE
dancing badly zurdo [adj] CU
break into a couple already dancing pedir una palomita [v] CO VE
play the charango (small guitar) with impetuous dancing of the huaiños calampear [v] BO
end a party by dancing the cacharpaya musical piece cacharpayar [v] BO:W,S
go dancing enrumbarse [v] CO teen
be exhausted from dancing ripiarse [v] CU
cheek to cheek, especially when dancing chic to (inglés cheek-to-cheek) [adv] EC BO CL rare
Engineering
dancing roll rodillo tensor de correa
dancing axle eje oscilante
dancing devil remolino de polvo
dancing step escalón compensado
dancing roll rodillo oscilante
Medicine
dancing chorea corea danzante [m]
dancing chorea corea danzante [m]
dancing spasm espasmo danzante
dancing disease enfermedad danzante
dancing disease enfermedad danzante
dancing spasm espasmo danzante
Psychology
fear of dancing miedo a bailar
dancing eyes ojos danzantes
dancing spasm espasmo danzante
phobia of dancing fobia de bailar
Construction
dancing seat ajuste oscilante [m]
dancing step escalón oscilante [m]
Railway
dancing tie [us] traviesa oscilante [f]
dancing sleeper [uk] traviesa oscilante [f]
Music
musical instrument consisting of a drum and cymbals that the musician carries on his back and makes it work with his feet while dancing to the music chinchín [m] CL
dancing musical composition that mixes different musical elements among which the conga stands out mozambique [m] CU
(dancing) figure mudanza [f]
Cinema
all dancing film película repleta de bailes
British Slang
slam dancing danza con contacto físico agresivo (generación punk de los ´80) [f]
Botany
palm tree or other type of tree planted during certain festivals or carnival which are decorated with coins, bottles, bread, and other objects to later be knocked down after dancing around them humisha [f] PE
dancing-lady lluvia de oro [f] CR PR
Folklore
collective andean dance that includes tap dancing with smooth and short movements cashua [m] PE
person dancing the jarabe popular couples dance jarabero [m] MX
open position folk dance with choreography that includes slow parts, minuet, tap-dancing, and swaying ecuador [m] AR rare
three by four musical composition with dancing pasillo [m] PA CO VE EC PE
slanted move made when dancing the plena tumbao plenero [m] PR
popular festival celebrated during carnival involving planting a tree and decorating it with ribbons to later cut it down with an ax to music and dancing yunce [m] PE:Nw
typical national dance performed by couples dancing around another couple in the middle tamborito [m] PA
dance in which one person, with a figure of a alligator tied to his or her waist, dances imitating the movements of a alligator while, around the dancer others clap their hands improvising four-line stanzas and dancing to typical carnival music danza del caimán [f] CO
popular dance with partners dancing independently chacarera [f] BO AR
indigenous oaxacan festival with music and dancing guelaguetza [f] MX:S
person dancing the jarabe popular couples dance jarabera [f] MX
open position folk courtship dance to a lively rhythm by dancers spaced diagonally dancing from corner to corner lorencita [f] AR
group of people dancing through the streets during carnival pandilla [f] BO:E,S,Se
popular dance with light tap dancing resbalosa [f] PE:Nw
popular festival celebrated during carnival involving planting a tree and decorating it with ribbons to later cut it down with an ax to music and dancing yunsa [f] PE
popular festival celebrated during carnival involving planting a tree and decorating it with ribbons to later cut it down with an ax to music and dancing yunza [f] PE
typical andean dance with couples dancing around a group of musicians tarqueada [f] PE BO
dancing chaconnes chaconero [adj]
singing/dancing/composing saraband zarabandista [adj]
traditional bolivian dance of the beni department where participants disguised as bulls walk the streets, dancing and scaring spectators toritos [m/pl] BO
farewell to the dead, with music and dancing, the day after all saints' day alma kacharpaya [n] BO:W rur.
popular dance performed in the round with tap dancing, from the department of tarija rueda chapaca [n] BO:S