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dance to

Meanings of "dance to" with other terms in English Spanish Dictionary : 150 result(s)

İngilizce İspanyolca
General
place to hold a public dance bailadero [m]
related to dance dancístico [adj]
dance to a tambourine panderetear [v]
ask someone to dance sacar a bailar a alguien [v]
ask somebody to dance pedir un baile [v]
gourd used as an instrument to accompany dance music güiro [m] ANTCRMX
afro-peruvian dance where the men hold a candle they use to try to burn a ribbon the women wear alcatraz [m] PE
dance to lively music where the couples are joined only by the arms, which are extended and intertwined in order to form elegant and provocative poses alza que te han visto [m] EC
surprise visit to a house during the christmas holidays with musical instruments in order to dance and sing asalto [m] CUPR
surprise visit to a house during the carnaval holidays with musical instruments in order to dance and sing asalto [m] UY
indigenous dance performed to the music of kettledrum or tabor atabal [m] CU
competition of folkloric dances in which two people or groups dance face to face atipanacuy [m] PE
display of flags or banners waving to the rhythm of a drum and flute during a dance bandereo [m] HNNIDO
meeting of players and dancers to perform the bomba dance bombazo [m] PR
dance held for someone who is about to take a trip cacharpari [m] PErur.
regional dance from darien similar to the tamborito bullarengue [m] PA
regional dance from darien similar to the tamborito bullerengue [m] PA
a dance celebrated on st. andrew's day, with women dressed in white and their hair powdered with talcum to make it white baile blanco [m] DO
a folkloric dance in which a woman runs after a man until he falls or escapes and the turn is given to someone else baile de la chicha maya [m] CO
a dance in which participants have to pay an anticipated fee baile de guante [m] GT
a dance to the music of a drum baile de jinca [m] VErare
a traditional dance by garifuna dancers performed on the holy saturday to the music of wind instruments and shells baile de las tiras [m] HN:N
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
a folkloric dance in which the couple dances loosely with kerchiefs and tapping to the rhythm of the music bailecito [m] BOAR:Nw
the music and the singing of a dance with this name, to the rhythm of the charango or guitar, bombo and quena typical of the bolivian andean region bailecito [m] BOAR:Nw
a folkloric dance in which the couple dances loosely with kerchiefs and tapping to the rhythm of the music bailecito de la tierra [m] BO
indigenous folk dance in which dancers hold a bow and arrows and play with them to the sound of music as a part of the choreography chuncho [m] BO:C,W
typical dance performed in pairs in a circle moving clockwise to the beat of a band fandango [m] CO
string used to make a spinning top dance caricón [m] VE
dance hall dance related to the gavotte and minuet, accompanied by music with two parts fast and slow cuando [m] AR
person who likes to listen to or dance merengue merenguero [m] NIPADOPR
people gathered together to dance rumbón [m] PR
person who likes to listen to and dance to typical music tipiquero [m] PAderog.
territory subject to the jurisdiction of the dance, ordinary judge in certain manor towns in the crown of aragon bailiazgo [m] disused
dance to send-off or bid farewell cacharpari (quechua) [m] PE
braided cord used to dance trompo cabuya [f] DOPR
facilities where people can dance and listen to cumbia bailante [f] AR
traditional folk dance performed by young women and that forms part of the ritual dances dedicated to the virgin mary cullaca [f] CL
dance similar to cumbia that is danced to the accordion and the flauta de millo woodwind instrument cumbiamba [f] CO:N
public establishment where young people dance and listen to music confitería bailable [f] AR
person who likes to listen to or dance merengue merenguera [f] NIPADOPR
person who likes to listen to and dance to typical music tipiquera [f] PAderog.
relating to a dance, revelry, or fun cumbanchero [adj] NICU
relating to the cueca traditional dance cuequero [adj] BOCL
pertaining to the joropo dance joropero [adj] CO
pertaining to the milonga music, song, or dance milonguero [adj] ARUY
dance very close to each other (a couple) afincarse [v] PR
dance to the rhythm of the music played by a carnival troupe arrollar [v] CU
get together to dance amanojarse [v] PArur.
dance provocatively moving the buttocks, especially to reggaeton music culear (del inglés to cool) [v] PR
dance to reggaeton chambonear [v] PRteen
it expresses the order to start the pericón (traditional dance) ¡adentro! [interj] UY
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
Idioms
dance to the tune of someone bailar al compás de la música de alguien [v]
dance to someone’s tune bailar al compás de la música de alguien [v]
dance to anaother tune cambiar de chaqueta [v]
dance to anaother tune cambiar la chaqueta [v]
dance to anaother tune cambiar de camisa [v]
dance to anaother tune cambiar la camisa [v]
dance to anaother tune cambiarse de chaqueta [v]
dance to anaother tune cambiarse la chaqueta [v]
dance to anaother tune cambiarse de camisa [v]
dance to anaother tune cambiarse la camisa [v]
dance to anaother tune volver la chaqueta [v]
dance to another tune ser un chaquetero [v]
dance to a different tune cambiar la chaqueta [v]
dance to a different tune cambiar de camisa [v]
dance to a different tune cambiar la camisa [v]
dance to a different tune cambiarse de chaqueta [v]
dance to a different tune cambiarse la chaqueta [v]
dance to a different tune cambiarse de camisa [v]
dance to a different tune cambiarse la camisa [v]
dance to a different tune volver la chaqueta [v]
dance to a different tune cambiar de chaqueta [v]
dance to a different tune ser un chaquetero [v]
dance to another tune cambiar de actitud [v]
dance to a different tune cambiar de actitud [v]
dance to a different tune cambiar de comportamiento [v]
dance to another tune adoptar un enfoque diferente [v]
dance to another tune tomar una postura diferente [v]
dance to another tune cambiar de postura [v]
dance to another tune cambiar de comportamiento [v]
dance to somebody's tune obedecer las órdenes de alguien [v]
dance to someone's tune seguirle la corriente a alguien [v]
dance to somebody's pipe obedecer las órdenes de alguien [v]
dance to someone's tune obedecer la voluntad de alguien [v]
dance to someone's tune seguir las órdenes de alguien [v]
dance to someone's tune estar bajo las órdenes de alguien [v]
dance to someone's tune estar a lo que ordene alguien [v]
dance to the tune of someone seguir las órdenes de alguien [v]
dance to the tune of someone seguirle la corriente a alguien [v]
dance to the tune of someone estar bajo las órdenes de alguien [v]
dance to someone's tune llevar el genio a alguien [v]
dance to someone's tune llevar la corriente a alguien [v]
dance to someone's tune seguir la corriente a alguien [v]
invite to dance echar el alta un maestro de danza [v]
ask someone to dance sacar a bailar [v]
lead to the dance floor sacar a bailar [v]
to dance to someone’s tune llevar/seguir la corriente a alguien
dance to the tune of someone llevar/seguir la corriente a alguien
have a break to a rest (after a dance session) hacer un aro [v] CL
dance very close to the partner brillar la hebilla [v] COVE
go to a dance dar brillo a la hebilla [v] PA
(for a couple) to dance very closely bailar en una loseta [v] PR
(for a couple) to dance very closely bailar en un ladrillo [v] NIPAVE
go to a dance dar brillo a la hebilla [v] PAteen
dance close to one's partner guayar la hebilla [v] PR
remain seated due to lack of a partner while others dance (woman) comer pavo [v] PACOVEdisused
dance to the rhythm of the music mover la angarilla [v] COderog.
ask to dance pedir pichón [v] PA
Speaking
i'll make him dance to a different tune lo voy a poner a tono (cambiar de actitud)
would you care to dance? ¿le apetece bailar conmigo?
would you like to dance with me? ¿le gustaría bailar conmigo?
would you care to dance? ¿le importaría bailar?
would you care to dance? ¿te importaría bailar?
would you like to dance with me? ¿quiere bailar conmigo?
would you like to dance with me? ¿quieres bailar conmigo?
would you care to dance? ¿te apatece un baile?
would you care to dance? ¿te apetece bailar?
would you like to dance with me? ¿te gustaría bailar conmigo?
i don't know how to dance no sé bailar
i want to dance quiero bailar
Colloquial
dance held for someone who is about to take a trip cacharpari [m] BO:W,S
popular music and dance in which couples twirl and dance to a fast beat guaino [m] PErare
popular music and dance in which couples twirl and dance to a fast beat guaino [m] CL
popular music and dance in which couples twirl and dance to a fast beat huaino [m] CL
character in the torito dance wearing a black mask with a human face with a pair of white eyes, which is fastened to the head by a kind of cap formed with hair, ending in a bow japutuqui [m] BO:N,E
party or informal meeting where people come to dance motivito [m] CU
set of cheerful songs to dance to at the end of a party ensaladilla [f] BO
woman not asked to dance at a party planchadora [f] BO:W
person belonging to a brotherhood of popular dancers who wear a turban and dance in front of religious images during festivities turbante [m/f] CL
invite someone to dance pedir una palomita [v] COVE
it expresses that the dance should be interrupted to say the stanza (folkloric dance) ¡bomba! [interj] CRPR
Music
popular dance similar to the habanera dansón [m] DO
Folklore
dance between partners with interlaced arms to the rhythm of the chamamé chamamé [m] PYAR
popular dance similar to the habanera danzón [m] PAdisused
popular dance similar to the habanera danzón [m] CUDOPR
open-position dance set to two rhythms federal [m] AR
popular couple dance set to a rhythmical and happy beat festejo [m] PE:N
one of the steps to the punto, folk dance escobillado [m] PA
traditional open position dance set to a lively rhythm escondido [m] AR
open-position folk dance set to a lively rhythm caramba [m] AR
popular dance where couples twirl and move to a rapid and light rhythm huaino [m] PE
popular tap dance in pairs in which the man pursues the woman while she tries to escape galerón [m] COVE
folk dance performed in front of the altars to honor the deceased gallinacito [m] PE:N
popular dance where couples twirl and move to a rapid and light rhythm guayno [m] PE
music played to accompany the congo dance congo [m] CUDOPR
folk dance in which the dancers spin quickly around a bottle, moving closer to the bottle as they dance costillar [m] CL
popular dance where each couple twirls around and moves to the beat of a rapid and light trot huaino [m] PECL:NAR:Nw
popular dance where each couple twirls around and moves to the beat of a rapid and light trot huaiño [m] BO